With support from the likes of
Anders Foldager, David de Pretto,
Jan Maas,
Mauro Schmid and a potential wildcard in
Filippo Zana, there is plenty of optimism for Team Jayco AlUla. “Liege is of course always a hard race, that is why it is one of the classic cycling Monuments. It is good for us to have Simon Yates coming in, he has a lot of experience and if he has good legs on the day we know it’s a race he could do well in. We also know that Matthews has been in good form the last weeks and is a strong option for us on Sunday," assesses sports director, Valerio Piva.
"For the other riders like young De Pretto, has been racing very well all season, he’s very young and motivated and will learn a lot in the race with the other guys we have in the team," he concludes. "The course is similar to previous years, those final climbs are decisive and as we saw with Fleche Wallonne on Wednesday, the weather can really affect the race, so we will see on Sunday how epic it will be."