2023-11-30 17:58:51
If there is currently a versatile rider with qualities for any terrain, it is Wout van Aert, who is preparing a fairly extensive calendar for the 2024 season. It covers a wide range of branches of cycling, from cyclocross to road events. , including Grand Tours and world championships.
The season for Van Aert would begin at the end of December with cyclocross competitions, seeking to consolidate his high level in this discipline before shifting his focus to road competitions.
Van Aert’s schedule includes:
Volta ao Algarve (February): Although not confirmed, it is speculated that he will participate in this stage race in Portugal. Strade Bianche (March): One of the spring classics that features stretches of white dirt or sterrato. Tirreno-Adriatico, Paris-Nice, Milan-San Remo (March): Although mentioned, there is a possibility that he will opt for an altitude training camp to prepare for the Giro d’Italia. Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix (April): Two of the most prestigious classics in which Van Aert has had success in the past. Giro d’Italia (May): One of the Grand Tours, where Van Aert will seek to stand out in the stages and possibly compete for the general classification. Olympic Games (July): He will participate in both the road race and the individual time trial, backed by a strong Belgian team, he will have internal competition with Remco. La Vuelta (August): Although not confirmed, there is speculation about his participation, but the decision will depend on his state of form. World Championships in Zurich (September): Van Aert will seek to take advantage of the course suitable for runners who excel in Liège-Bastogne-Liège type races. Gravel World Championship (October): Closing the season with participation in one of his favorite disciplines, gravel.
Wout van Aert will face very different challenges in his attempt to shine throughout the year, further consolidating his status as one of the cyclists capable of performing in totally divergent competitions, especially from the specific preparation, yes, the spectacle is guaranteed when the Belgian runner hangs up his number.
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Fernando Estupiñán
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