The 51st Tour of Algarve Starts this Wednesday in Portugal with 175 runner That is pedal for nearly 750 kilometers in a luxury squad, led by Jonas Vingegaard, Primoz Roglic and Wout Van Aertand the existence of 13 International Teams.
Racing will leave Portimão and end up again at the top of MalhãoIn the municipality of Loulé, though in the first instance of a trial on time.
The Danish Jonas VingegaardBicampeón del Tour de France of 2022 and 2023, It opens in 2025 In a career his partner knows in Team Visma-ASE to bike Wout Van AertThat is He has already won a stage in the final edition.
Success will perform Slovenian Primoz Roglic That, in its second season with the Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, Returns to a circuit already conquered in 2017 In what was his first great international success before imposing himself on tour of Spain (2019, 2020, 2021 and 2024) and the Italian turn (2023).
The great disadvantage is his countryman, Tadej PogacarWinning the French tour and the Giro of Italy in 2024.
The Petuguese Betwhile, This is João Almeida With the UAE Team Emirates-XRG, who came after obtaining the Second place on Valencian community tour and will be supported by its countrymen Rui Oliveira, Ivo Oliveira and António Morgado.
The other big names that will be on the release of Portimão will be French Julian AlaphilippeThe erythre Biniam girmay and the British GerainT Thomaswon in 2015 and 2016 and this Monday announced that it will retire at the end of the season.
As for the Spaniards, they were there Izagirre, Joan Bou, Gorka Sorarrain, Oier Lazkano, Rubén Fernández, ángel Sánchez, Adrián Bustamante and Miquel Valls.
Source: La Verdad
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