We're excited to be back at @Tour_de_Pologne 😊 Introducing your Grenadiers for 7⃣ stages of hard racing en route to Kraków 👇
INEOS Grenadiers will have a multi-pronged approach for the upcoming Tour de Pologne, with several riders capable of fighting for stage wins and the overall classification. Richard Carapaz is having his first outing since the Giro d'Italia, after a preparation focused aroundt he Vuelta a Espana.
The Ecuadorian won't find much favourable terrain as the route is suited to the classics riders this year however with the uphill time-trial he may still be one of the main contenders for the overall win. INEOS come with several options however with Magnus Sheffield, Ethan Hayter and Jhonatan Narváez being three riders who are well suited to the hilly terrain and will allow the team to race aggressively.
Hayter won't be the team's only possibility for the sprints, as Elia Viviani should have his chances in the flatter stages where he will try to get back to his winning ways. Virtually every stage is possible for the British team to conquer, with Salvatore Puccio wrapping up the lineup for the Polish race.
INEOS Grenadiers for Tour de Pologne: Richard Carapaz, Ethan Hayter, Jhonatan Narvaez, Salvatore Puccio, Magnus Sheffield, Ben Tulett and Elia Viviani.
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