The most recent data uploaded by the reigning world road race champion was on the 2nd of April and was a training ride in Tenerife as he prepares to try and add the
Giro d'Italia to his Grand Tour collection following last year's success at the Vuelta a Espana. "Remco is doing well," Lodewyck reassures.
"We then catch up on the Giro and Liège-Bastogne-Liège, where he will start as world champion with the ambition to win again," he continues. "After Liège-Bastogne-Liège, he will return to Calpe to continue working in preparation of the Giro starting on May 6. He is still exploring the climb time trial to Monte Lussari. Organizer RCS will open the course for three days. After that reconnaissance with sports director Davide Bramati, the Tour of Italy is really just around the corner."