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Bora Hansgrohe, the team for the 2024 Tour
Roglic captain, lots of talent in the German team
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The Bora Hansgrohe riders who will race the next Tour de France are also known. A super team, led by the new signing Roglic , which makes it clear what the ambitions of the German team are.
Here are the runners:
?? Jay Hindley
?️ Alexander Vlasov
?? Danny van Poppel
?? Nico Denz
?? Dani Martinez
?? Matteo Sobrero
?? Primoz Roglic
?? Lennard Kämna
A team with four potential ranking men, if we also consider Dani Martinez , with Lennard Kamna ready to act as a wildcard, but who also does not hide general classification ambitions.
The potential is very high and Bora's strategic choice is clear as it has chosen to send all its best elements to the Tour. However, it is difficult to understand how many captains can function in the same team. Certainly, such a structure makes the choices for Fantacycling even more difficult, at a decisive moment in the cycling and fantasy cycling season.
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