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Soudal - Quick-Step aim high for national championships and look for victories in 7 countries

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by Rúben Silva
Tuesday, 20 June 2023 at 12:56
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A team that has traditionally featured plenty sprinters, classics riders and time-trialists, Soudal - Quick-Step have always net consistent wins in the national championships. Hoping to continue their streak, they reveal the riders that will race in this week's events over 7 different countries.
“The week of the National Championships is one of the best of the year. You’ve got a lot of racing happening in many countries and our riders are all motivated to get some good results," team DS Tom Steels said in a press release. "Of course, one of our main focuses will be on the Belgian races, where the aim is to be among the protagonists, but there are also other countries and races where we have a fair chance of doing something nice."

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Soudal - Quick-Step lineup for national championship road races (and time-trial):
Belgium - Tim Declercq, Dries Devenyns, Remco Evenepoel, Yves Lampaert, Tim Merlier, Pieter Serry, Bert Van Lerberghe, Ilan Van Wilder, Mauri Vansevenant, Stan Van Tricht and Louis Vervaeke. (Remco Evenepoel and Ilan van Wilder.
Denmark - Kasper Asgreen, Michael Morkov and Casper Pedersen. (Kasper Asgreen).
France - Julian Alaphilippe, Rémi Cavagna and Florian Sénéchal. (Rémi Cavagna).
Germany - Jannik Steimle. (Jannik Steimle).
Great Britain - James Knox. (Ethan Vernon).
Italy - Andrea Bagioli, Davide Ballerini and Mattia Cattaneo. (Mattia Cattaneo).
Netherlands - Fabio Jakobsen.

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