Giro Next Gen

The young U23 riders of Wanty-ReUz-Technord at the start of the Giro Next Gen

"Our second Giro Next Gen promises to be another great battle, with a balanced course where all types of riders will have a chance to shine. I see opportunities on all terrains for our team, and that from the first day. With Huub Artz, we have a major asset for the opening time trial. Since joining our structure, Huub has never ceased to surprise us, most recently with Intermarché-Wanty on the Tour of Norway. He has shown that he can also do well on long climbs, which has further convinced us to give him carte blanche to test himself in the fight for the general classification. Also Wouter Toussaint has ambitions for the general classification. This spring, he has regularly shown that he is among the best as soon as the road rises and he also has qualities against the clock. He is in great shape and will line up full of confidence after his fifth place in the prestigious Course de la Paix.” "Our Dutch riders can rely on the support of their four teammates. With Simone Gualdi and Victor Hannes, our selection includes two punchers with fast legs. Both are still young, but Simone has already achieved exceptional performances among the pros with Intermarché-Wanty and Victor has made remarkable progress compared to last year. Zeno Moonen and Tim Rex deserve their selection thanks to the loyal role they have played in support of the team since the start of the season. On the two sprint stages, our sprinter will be Zeno, who knows how to handle chaotic sprints as is often the case in this race. Tim will also have opportunities to show himself, in breakaways or by surpassing himself in the high mountains, as he did last year alongside Alexy Faure-Prost on the Passo dello Stelvio."

RESULTS

General Classification

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