EF Education-EasyPost saw
Ben Healy do a tremendous ride last year at
Amstel Gold Race, finishing second only to Tadej Pogacar. This year, the Irishman set the Dutch classic as a big goal for the spring and sets off with high ambitions.
He certainly has the reasons for it, being very well suited for the roller-coaster profile and long distances presented. Healy will be one of the many outsiders who will look to ride away without Mathieu van der Poel, the main favourite, in the wheel. But he's not the only option the team has at the start.