“Since I got back from Australia, I've taken it easy. We will see how it is with the form," Pogacar told in a press release. “Last year I was at the start of the Italian autumn classics for the first time. That was a very nice period. Winning the Tour of Lombardy was a perfect end to my season and I hope to repeat that now. The
Giro dell'Emilia is a tough race, which is fun for the fans. I would like to rebuild towards Lombardy.”
He will be joined by an incredibly strong team which will include climbers such as his right-hand man
Rafal Majka,
Marc Soler and
George Bennett, and three hilly classics specialists in
Marc Hirschi,
Alessandro Covi and
Davide Formolo.