Greg Van Avermaet will return to the Canadian one-day races, GP Cycliste de Quebec and GP Cycliste de Montreal, this week looking to add to his victories this season.
Van Avermaet, who has twice been on the podium in Quebec, will be joined by a strong team in support of the Olympic champion, Sports Director Yvon Ledanois said.
"With a leader like Greg Van Avermaet we are very confident and motivated to come away with success in Canada. Greg is in great shape, as he has shown this year, and he will be supported by an experienced group of riders," Ledanois said.
Van Avermaet is looking forward to continuing his season in Quebec and Montreal.
"I've only had one race day since the Olympic Games so I'm excited to be racing again. I always enjoying racing at these one-day classics and I think we can definitely race aggressively and hopefully come away with a win," Van Avermaet added.
Rider roster:
Brent Bookwalter (USA), Marcus Burghardt (GER), Damiano Caruso (ITA), Joey Rosskopf (USA), Michael Schär (SUI), Manuel Senni (ITA), Greg Van Avermaet (BEL), Peter Velits (SVK).
14.05 - 19.05: 4 Jours de Dunkerque |
15.05 - 19.05: Tour of Hellas |
15.05 - 19.05: Orlen Nations GP |
16.05 - 19.05: Vuelta a Burgos Feminas |
16.05 - 19.05: Tour of Sakarya |
16.05 - 19.05: Vuelta a Santiago del Estero |
17.05 - 19.05: SPIE Juniorendriedaagse |
18.05 - 19.05: Trophée Centre Morbihan |
19.05: Antwerp Port Epic Ladies |
19.05: GP Gorenjska |
Wesley Van SPEYBROECK 46 years | today |
Sergiy KOZACHENKO 30 years | today |
Andres AGUERO 29 years | today |
Henrik ÅBOM 44 years | today |
Michelle LAUGE JENSEN 33 years | today |
© CyclingQuotes.com