Team SD Worx announces Giro Donne squad with Lotte Kopecky leading
CyclingThursday, 30 June 2022 at 06:00
Team SD Worx has announced their team for the Giro Donne. Lotte Kopecky will lead the team at the Giro d'Italia Donne which is set to begin on Thursday .
Kopecky will try to win the opening 4.7km stage on Thursday. She will get support from experienced riders like Christine Majerus, and Elena Cecchini. The team has also given opportunities to its younger riders Blanka Vas, Niamh Fisher-Black, and Lonneke Uneken, who will be seeking stage wins but simultaneously fight for the overall classification.
Team SD Worx for Giro Donne: Lotte Kopecky, Niamh Fisher-Black, Lonneke Uneken, Christine Majerus, Blanka Vas and Elena Cecchini.
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Team SD Worx will be at the start of the @GiroItaliaDonne with a young, promising squad. The aim is mainly to win a stage and gain experience. "Everyone will get their chance. We will race with an open mind," says sport director Lars Boom. Full preview: teamsdworx.com/.../team-sd-wo…
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