As touched upon there by Ganna, with more than just a successful Tirreno-Adriatico in mind, the signs are good for the
INEOS Grenadiers star for the upcoming Classics. "I am happy, this week we have to recover well and be careful of everything, of every ailment, to arrive at
Milano-Sanremo in the best possible conditions. We will then see if we arrive in Via Roma well or badly," he explains.
Thanks to this showing from Ganna in Italy, plus a stage win for Magnus Sheffield on the final stage of Paris-Nice, the INEOS Grenadiers continue to step up to the plate in style in early 2025. "We want as a team to return to being the number one team in the world. It is a long journey, it will take time, but we will try to improve and get higher and higher," Ganna says fiercely. "It is a long year, but we started quite well."
And as for the aforementioned Milano-Sanremo, Ganna is understandably growing in confidence. "The best scenario is to raise your arms to the sky. What happens in between, I don't know," he previews in conclusion. "I hope to be able to do that, but obviously it's not easy. There are many opponents and it's a different race every time, so let's see."