The German Continental team wants to continue to attract attention there with good results - as it did recently at the Tour of Japan (UCI 2.2).
After the REMBE® rad-net riders had already achieved several top ten placings on the first stages of the eight-day Tour of Japan, Jon Knolle also rode to third place as a breakaway rider on the penultimate stage, while his team-mate Lennart Voege finished fifth. Jermaine Zemke took tenth place on the final stage. Johannes Adamietz also secured seventh place overall.
Adamietz will also lead the REMBE® rad-net line-up in Upper Austria from today. The four-day stage race starts with a four-kilometre mountain time trial. On the following three days, selective stages of between 130 and 180 kilometres await the riders, who will meet the other riders of the REMBE® rad-net team. The final stage ends with a mountain arrival at Hinterstoder Höss. This is where the overall victory will be decided.
The REMBE® rad-net team at the Oberösterreichrundfahrt (UCI 2.2):
Johannes Adamietz, Leon Arenz, Moritz Binder, Julian Borresch, Miguel Heidemann, Ole Theiler Sports management: Fabian Peplau
Sports management: Fabian Peplau
Adamietz will also lead the REMBE® rad-net line-up in Upper Austria from today. The four-day stage race starts with a four-kilometre mountain time trial. On the following three days, selective stages of between 130 and 180 kilometres await the riders, who will meet the other riders of the REMBE® rad-net team. The final stage ends with a mountain arrival at Hinterstoder Höss. This is where the overall victory will be decided.
The REMBE® rad-net team at the Oberösterreichrundfahrt (UCI 2.2):
Johannes Adamietz, Leon Arenz, Moritz Binder, Julian Borresch, Miguel Heidemann, Ole Theiler Sports management: Fabian Peplau
Sports management: Fabian Peplau
Source: Picture Jannik Janßen / REMBE® rad-net
