🗣️🙏🏻 La opinión de @EnricMasNicolau antes del primero de los dos finales en alto de este 🇨🇭 @TourDeRomandie | #TDR2024, este jueves en Les Marécottes ⤵️
"You have to trust them and me" - Enric Mas with a point to prove at Tour de Romandie mountain stages
CyclingThursday, 25 April 2024 at 14:30
Speaking to RTL, Enric Mas has talked about the first mountainous stage of the Tour de Romandie that can begin to decide the general classification. After his good sensations in the initial prologue and the demonstration of strength Movistar Team in the first stage controlling the race so that Alex Aranburu had options, comes the test of fire to see if the Majorcan can opt to win the race.
"There are 3 crucial stages coming that will decide the Tour de Romandie, I think that with the team we have yesterday we worked very well working for Alex [Aranburu], the team is very good, you have to trust them and me," he said in words shared by the team this morning. I" had a good feeling and good legs, but they hurt a lot. The final hard climb will decide today's stage and will be important for the overall. Let's enjoy it and give it our all."
DIFFICULT ROUTE AND COMPLICATED RIVALS
Stage 2 of the Tour de Romandie 2024 takes place between Fribourg and the final pass of Les Marecottes, which has 8.4 kilometers at 7.4% and will undoubtedly mean the first differences between the men in the general classification. Mas will have very tough rivals like Juan Ayuso, Jai Hindley, Adam Yates, Carlos Rodríguez or Lenny Martínez among others.
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