VIDEO: Mads Pedersen steps up Classics preparation with trip to the Poggio
CyclingTuesday, 06 February 2024 at 12:00
Mads Pedersen started his 2024 season in blistering form at the Etoile de Bessèges last week, taking not only the overall victory but also the points classification and a stage win.
One of the Dane's biggest goals this year will be the Classics and with more than one eye on Milano-Sanremo, Pedersen has taken a trip to one of the sport's most infamous locations, the Poggio, alongside his Lidl-Trek teammate, Alex Kirsch.
The last two successive seasons, Pedersen has come home in sixth at Milano-Sanremo as Matej Mohoric in 2022 and Mathieu van der Poel in 2023 took the win. Could 2024 finally be the year of triumph for Mads Pedersen?
Check out his preparations in the video below!
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