The Sauerland-based Continental team has set itself ambitious goals for the four-day tour and aims to impress once again with strong results.
"After the strong results in Rwanda, we hope to finish in the top five in the overall standings again this time and possibly win a stage. And of course, it would be great if we could grab another classification jersey,“ says Dirk Schlosser, sporting director of REMBE® rad-net. He adds: ”But there are some strong riders and teams competing, so it won't be an easy task. However, we also have some very good riders who have already proven in Rwanda that they are in good shape."
REMBE® rad-net will start the Tour of Antalya with almost the same line-up as in the Tour du Rwanda, but with the addition of U23 champion Mauro Brenner and Victor Wedekind replacing Julian Borresch. Three of the four stages are on flat to undulating terrain. The third stage is considered the queen stage, ending with a long final climb.
The REMBE® rad-net team at the Tour of Antalya (UCI 2.2):
Johannes Adamietz, Mauro Brenner, Miguel Heidemann, Ole Theiler, Victor Wedekind, Jermaine Zemke
Sports management: Dirk Schlosser
REMBE® rad-net will start the Tour of Antalya with almost the same line-up as in the Tour du Rwanda, but with the addition of U23 champion Mauro Brenner and Victor Wedekind replacing Julian Borresch. Three of the four stages are on flat to undulating terrain. The third stage is considered the queen stage, ending with a long final climb.
The REMBE® rad-net team at the Tour of Antalya (UCI 2.2):
Johannes Adamietz, Mauro Brenner, Miguel Heidemann, Ole Theiler, Victor Wedekind, Jermaine Zemke
Sports management: Dirk Schlosser
Source: Image Mario Stiehl | REMBE® rad-net
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