Tom Pidcock had early in the season the Giro d'Italia outlined as his plan, however with illnesses and stomach issues taking him out of several of his spring goals and from training consistently, he switched attention to the Tour.
“The official selection still needs to be made, so until that’s done nothing is certain, but of course I want to be," Pidcock told VeloNews at the
Tour de Suisse where he finished fourth and fifth on stages three and four. However, it won't be enough to convince the British team with a spot at the Tour, he will have the need to perform in the climbs of the second half of the race in order to do so.