UAE Team Emirates reveal lineups for Nokere Koerse and Milano - Torino
CyclingTuesday, 12 March 2024 at 15:00
On the 13th of March, UAE Team Emirates will be competing on two fronts at both Nokere Koerse and Milano - Torino. Although many of their big-name riders will be absent, the always-ambitious team will be expecting to still fight for the win.
Firstly, in Belgium at Nokere Koerse, UAE Team Emirates send a young team that includes two of their 'Gen-Z' riders, Gibbe Staes and Jonathan Guatibonza who will get an early season chance to prove themselves in the main team.
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Meanwhile, over in Italy at Milano - Torino, Marc Hirschi, Sjoerd Bax and Diego Ulissi are likely to be the team's main race-winning hopes with another pair of 'Gen-Z' riders, Gal Glivar and Pablo Torres also competing.
UAE Team Emirates for Nokere Koerse 2024
UAE Team Emirates for Milano - Torino 2024
Marc Hirschi, Sjoerd Bax, Diego Ulissi, Jan Christen, Vegard Stake Laengen, Gal Glivar and Pablo Torres.
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