He INEOS Grenadiers has made its agreement official with group Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank so that it can be yours development team in 2025. In this way, heThe British are improving their existing internal development program ‘Ascent’.
The purpose of this union is provide maximum personalized support to young cycling talents and help them both in their development and, above all, in their preparation for moving to the highest category.
INEOS performance director, Scott Drawerensures that this choice is due to the fact that “Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank offers a exceptionally competitive environment which will give our younger riders valuable racing experience.”
About modus operandi, The drawer explained that “the main cyclists will be selected and will move to the Lotto Kern-Haus team as they continue to be trained and supported of the INEOS Grenadiers staff“. Also, he said that they were impressed by the leadership and the members of the group German and, therefore, they are confident that “it will be a fruitful and fundamental alliance for the future“.
For his part, the sports director of Lotto Kern-Haus, Torsten Schmidtstates that “one of the best jobs in cycling is helping and supporting young cyclists at the start of their careers.” In the same line, the owner of the team, Floiran Monreal, has already declared for them “It is a very important step to have a development partnership with a World Tour team”.
Comment on that the INEOS is “one of the best World Tour teams in the world and It is an honor and recognition for the great work we’ve been doing over the years.” This agreement allows them has “good talent on the team” in addition to a racing calendar that is “at a completely higher level” than they normally have.
This announcement shows the growing demand that teams have at the first level have a good base of young cyclists those who rise to the highest category. And now on the World Tour Cofidis and Movistar Team They are the only ones who cannot pull out the ‘quarry’.
Source: La Verdad
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