Team BikeExchange - Jayco bring in three extra stagiaires to support bid for World Tour maintenance
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Team BikeExchange - Jayco are powering through the transfer market, securing their main leaders, signing new and promising talents for the future, and yesterday confirming the entry of three new riders to compete for the team for the remainder of the season as stagiaires.
Although the team has secured it's leaders and is beginning to move away from the red line, all points will be necessary in these last few months of the season, and the signing of three stagiaires with immediate effect will help the team's ambitions of securing their position in the World Tour.
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Danish Anders Folager, 21 years of age, has came from the Biesse - Carrera team after a promising season where, between other results, he's achieved a second place at the under-23 Giro d'Italia, and has mostly shown his talent in hilly and exlosive races. Davide de Pretto has came from the Zalf Euromobil Fior team, fresh off a third place in the European under-23 championships, and having a similar profile as a classics rider.
The final signing was more surprising, with Polish talent Marceli Boguslawski. The 24-year old is a consolidated pro, racing for the HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski team. After turning pro in 2018, Boguslawski has turned into one of Poland's main talents, however stayed racing at continental level until now. Winner of nine races this year - not fully at professional level. He's the winner of the recent Dookoła Mazowsza, but has most noticeably won the initial prologue of the Tour of Estonia where he directly beat three riders of the Australian team. Now, he becomes a part of that group.
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