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Five Colombian riders are preparing to face the challenge of the Tour de France 2023, one of the most prestigious cycling races in the world: Rigoberto Urán, Egan Bernal, Esteban Chaves, Daniel Martínez and Harold Tejada. With the participation of 22 teams and a total of 176 cyclists, these Colombians will seek to leave the name of their country high and fight for the top positions in the general classification.
RIGOBERTO URÁN
Urán heads the list of Colombians competing in the Grande Boucle. At 36, Urán has been confirmed as the "co-leader" of the EF Education team, under the shadow of Richard Carapaz. This will be his tenth appearance in the Tour de France, an impressive achievement in his career. Urán has achieved outstanding performances in previous editions, taking second place in 2017, seventh in 2019, eighth in 2020 and 10th in 2021. He has also competed in 2009, 2011, 2015, 2018 and 2022, demonstrating his experience and skills in competition.
EGAN BERNAL
Egan Bernal, rider of the INEOS team, will also be present at the Tour for the fourth time. The British team has confirmed Bernal as leader, confident in his talent and recent level of performance. Bernal will be looking to repeat his 2019 feat, when he was crowned Tour de France champion. In 2018 he finished 15th and in 2020 he had to drop out due to injury, but he returns with determination and the hope of returning to the top of the podium.
ESTEBAN CHAVES
Esteban Chaves, the Colombian road champion, will be present in his fourth participation in the Tour de France. The Bogota-born cyclist has managed to stay in competition in previous editions, finishing 62nd in 2017, 23rd in 2020 and 13th in 2021. Chaves will be looking to improve his performance and contribute to his team's success in this edition.
DANIEL MARTÍNEZ
Daniel Martinez, one of the protagonists of Egan Bernal's 2021 Giro d'Italia title, will also be present at the Tour. This will be his fourth appearance in the French race, having placed 36th overall in 2018, 28th in 2020 and 29th in 2022. Martinez has proven to be a solid and reliable rider, capable of providing important support to his team.
HAROLD TEJADA
Harold Tejada, a 26-year-old cyclist from Huila, will be one of the novelties in the Tour de France 2023. After an outstanding performance at the Tour de Suisse, the Astana team has decided to include him in its line-up for the Grande Boucle. This will be Tejada's second Tour appearance, having placed 45th on his debut in 2020. His presence in the team shows Colombia's emerging talent in cycling and its ability to face the most demanding challenges.
Colombian cyclists will have the opportunity to prove their worth at the 2023 Tour de France, competing against the world's best riders on a challenging and mountainous course. Cycling fans will be watching the performances of Rigoberto Urán, Egan Bernal, Esteban Chaves, Daniel Felipe Martínez and Harold Tejada, hoping to see these talented Colombian riders making their mark in the most important race on the cycling calendar.
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