Vuelta a Burgos | BORA - hansgrohe brings strong mountain lineup lead by Aleksandr Vlasov
CyclingTuesday, 15 August 2023 at 07:00
BORA - hansgrohe brings very strong group of climbers to Spanish Vuelta a Burgos. The team will be lead by Aleksandr Vlasov with Lennard Kämna as back up leader.
The team will try to control how the race goes over first four stages, keeping their leader Vlasov in best possible position towards final GC, which will be decided on Burgos' traditional climb Lagunas de Neila. However chaos can break out on any of the previous stages so the team will have to stay ready to react to any race situation.
Kämna is another rider who could target the GC as well as stage success. The timetrial on stage two could play in his favour.
BORA - hansgrohe lineup for Vuelta a Burgos:
Lennard Kämna, Aleksandr Vlasov, Matteo Fabbro, Victor Koretzky, Florian Lipowitz, Anton Palzer and Luis-Joe Lührs
Lennard Kämna, Aleksandr Vlasov, Matteo Fabbro, Victor Koretzky, Florian Lipowitz, Anton Palzer and Luis-Joe Lührs
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