Traditionally,
Bemer Cyclassics is a good opportunity for the sprinters to add a prestigious one-day race to their palmares, but the presence of the short but steep Waseberg – the last time with 15 kilometers to go – will give to the attackers the perfect launchpad to try and drop the fast men before the finish on Mönckebergstraße, in the very heart of Hamburg.
Soudal Quick-Step already managed to win the race four times in the past (2003, 2005, 2018 and 2019). The Belgian team's best card will be the fast man
Tim Merlier who will lead a mixed lineup of classicsmen and bunch sprint specialists. It'll likely be up to
Yves Lampaert and
Florian Sénéchal to control the chaotic final for their sprinter.