Gianni Moscon: Last News

Mark Cavendish endured another tough day at the Giro d’Italia, as he came home over 18 minutes behind stage winner Mads Pedersen after suffering another crash. The Briton was involved in a high-speed tumble at the end of Stage 5, but picked himself up to take the start line on Stage 6.

The Slovenian was unsurprisingly on Monday named in the UAE Team Emirates line-up for the race, which gets underway in Copenhagen on Friday. Switzerland's Marc Hirschi was a notable omission, but Polish climber Rafal Majka, Mikkel Bjerg, Brandon McNulty and Vegard Stake Laengen all made the cut. New Zealander George Bennett and Spain's Marc Soler, both signed in the off-season, are in the team, as is Italian sprinter Matteo Trentin. "We've worked very hard all year as a team to prepare for this," said the 23-year-old Pogacar. "So far this year has been positive for the team and we hope to continue this momentum." Pogacar is a strong favourite for the Tour after another impressive season which has seen him win the one-day Strade Bianche and two stage races. Meanwhile, Trek-Segafredo named former world champion Mads Pedersen as their team leader on Monday. Kazakh Alexey Lutsenko, who finished seventh last year, will be the main man for Astana, who will also have four Italian riders on the start line in Denmark.

Stay tuned for live text comments from Nick Christian Ad/> WHO IS RACING STRADE BIANCHE? Strade BiancheStrade Bianche – Who’s riding? Who can take Mathieu van der Poel’s crown?YESTERDAY AT 18:26 No Wout, no Mathieu – no fun? Not necessarily. While defending champion Van der Poel continues his return from injury and last weekend’s Omloop winner Van Aert, the 2020 champion, is instead riding Paris-Nice from Sunday, there will be three former winners on the startlist.

Segunda temporada del equipo francés con su gran impulsor, Citroën al frente. La escuadra mantiene una estructura similar a la del curso pasado, donde tuvieron serias dificultades para conseguir victorias. Con corredores como Champoussin, O'Connor o Aurelien Paret-Paintre pueden lograr algún puesto respetable en generales de grandes carreras, pero su mejor opción pasa por las clásicas, con experimentados corredores como Van Avermaet o Naesen. Altas: Felix Gall (Aut), Paul Lapiera (Fra), Valentin Paret-Peintre (Fra) y Antoine Raugel (Fra). Bajas: Tony Gallopin (Fra), Mathias Frank (Sui), Alexis Gougeard (Fra), Ben Gastauer (Lux), Julien Duval (Fra) y François Bidard (Fra).

Segunda temporada del equipo francés con su gran impulsor, Citroën al frente. La escuadra mantiene una estructura similar a la del curso pasado, donde tuvieron serias dificultades para conseguir victorias. Con corredores como Champoussin, O'Connor o Aurelien Paret-Paintre pueden lograr algún puesto respetable en generales de grandes carreras, pero su mejor opción pasa por las clásicas, con experimentados corredores como Van Avermaet o Naesen. | Altas: Felix Gall (Aut), Paul Lapiera (Fra), Valentin Paret-Peintre (Fra) y Antoine Raugel (Fra). | Bajas: Tony Gallopin (Fra), Mathias Frank (Sui), Alexis Gougeard (Fra), Ben Gastauer (Lux), Julien Duval (Fra) y François Bidard (Fra).

Segunda temporada del equipo francés con su gran impulsor, Citroën al frente. La escuadra mantiene una estructura similar a la del curso pasado, donde tuvieron serias dificultades para conseguir victorias. Con corredores como Champoussin, O'Connor o Aurelien Paret-Paintre pueden lograr algún puesto respetable en generales de grandes carreras, pero su mejor opción pasa por las clásicas, con experimentados corredores como Van Avermaet o Naesen. | Altas: Felix Gall (Aut), Paul Lapiera (Fra), Valentin Paret-Peintre (Fra) y Antoine Raugel (Fra). | Bajas: Tony Gallopin (Fra), Mathias Frank (Sui), Alexis Gougeard (Fra), Ben Gastauer (Lux), Julien Duval (Fra) y François Bidard (Fra).