Eleven cyclists will participate in the cash of graduation group to develop an exciting project and the foundation is the youth. Of those that have already been announced Artero, Azanza, Franquesa, Muntanya, Ordoki, Otxandorena, Rosado and Tadeowho promotes from childhood, will join Yanne Dorenbos, Ivan Gómez and Ho Yen Yu.
For Jon Armendariz, Sports Director of Team Finisher, They are three signings that will “bring experience” to the group. “Yanne embodies a different cyclist profile than what we are used to, he is a finisher and I am sure that this year he will offer us very beautiful moments. Iván is a team rider who has completed two good years in the category and is coming to add up”, pointed out the coach. About that’s it, Armendariz added: “It’s an interesting combination. We are giving him the opportunity to form a good group, because we are sure that he will develop and take steps forward”.
From the Netherlands and with big ambitions, he is finishing his pharmaceutical training Yanne Dorenbos (2000, Netherlands). The European cyclist, who achieved success as an independent at the last Altsasu Proba and took several podium finishes last season, caught the attention of the E team technicians.Graduation team for its versatility. He describes himself as “off-road” as well as “fast”, although he admits that he doesn’t like the track and the climbs. “In 2023 I hope to continue making steps forward and be competitive in all races. I will also try to contribute my experience riding in the peloton to my teammates”, he pointed out, as he concluded: “In I think this is the right place to improve and learn”.
Iván Gómez (2002, San Cristóbal de Segovia) This is the green team’s tenth addition for the next campaign. The Segovian, from Worker Kutxa, has important speed and is excited about the change: “This is an opportunity that I cannot miss. The Finisher Team is ideal for development and has an enviable atmosphere. I hope to develop myself as a cyclist, help achieve collective goals and repay the trust they have given me”.
Both desires to grow in structure have Ho Yen Yi (2001, Taiwan), who will work hard while adapting to the way of running in Spain. This signing represents “a very difficult opportunity to achieve” for a Taiwanese cyclist, so he hopes to surpass himself and show his full potential: “For me it is a challenge and I hope to improve in all aspects .My goal is to do my best to help my teammates achieve their goals”.
Source: La Verdad
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