BORA - hansgrohe have announced their lineup for the upcoming Tour de Pologne, having a mix of riders that will be fighting for stage wins and the overall classification this coming week.
The race will mark the comeback of Sam Bennett, who will hope to have in the meantime gotten some more form in comparison to his first half of the year. The Irishman missed the Tour de France where he was set to be a leader, but will now focus on the last few months of racing, with Jordi Meeus a strong alternative, and the support of Ryan Mullen and Shane Archbold for the leadout.
The race will not have brutal stages, so despite having only two riders for the climbs the team emerges as a big favourite. Sergio Higuita has his sights on the Vuelta a Espana however is a rider very well suited to this race and will be in the fight for the win, alongside Giovanni Aleotti who recently won the Sibiu Tour for the second time alongside two stages.
BORA - hansgrohe for Tour de Pologne: Sam Bennett, Giovanni Aleotti, Shane Archbold, Cesare Benedetti, Sergio Higuita, Jordi Meeus and Ryan Mullen.
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