Showing how the tables can turn in just 24 hours however, the five-time
Vuelta a Espana stage winner is now sticking around at
Alpecin-Deceuninck for at least the next two seasons.
“I can't wait to continue my journey at
Alpecin-Deceuninck for the next two years. I feel at home and perform at my highest level in this shirt. I feel confident in this environment knowing I have the best people supporting me on and off the road," the Aussie sprint star says in a press release by his team's social media pages. "My goals match those of the team, of course I want to pursue my dream of winning stages in all three Grand Tours, but I also have high ambitions for the spring classics. I want to thank the team and specifically the management for the trust they put in me.”