“I’m going to dream till Madrid” – Muricas News

The chief of the Movistar Crew is assured of climbing again into the ‘drawer’ of La Vuelta subsequent Sunday in Madrid

The chief of the Movistar Crew Enric Mas was assured this Monday on the final relaxation day of La Vuelta a España in overtaking the chief, the Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Fast-Step), and the Slovenian Primoz Roglic ( Jumbo-Visma) to climb to the highest of the rostrum in Madrid.

“I’m calm and motivated and I’m nonetheless fascinated with the rostrum and even climbing positions. The figuring out issue can come at any time and at any stage, however each should play their methods. Possibly we should group up with some riders within the race”, said at a press convention.

Eusebio Unzué’s pupil, 2 minutes and 1 second behind Evenepoel and 27 seconds behind Roglic, sees the Belgian because the “strongest” rider, though he has proven weaknesses within the final two levels. “The benefit he has offers him peace of thoughts, but when we’ve taken 1 minute from him in two levels, why can’t we take extra time from him all through the week? I’m going to maintain dreaming till Madrid,” he stated.

However he nonetheless believes that 2022 will be his “12 months” regardless of the disaster he suffered within the final Tour de France. “Sure, it may very well be my 12 months, however we're going to go daily. I've 2 superb riders forward of me, one like Roglic with quite a lot of expertise and one other like Remco who's a rookie. We're going to see how they react this week, however there are additionally to see how I react,” he stated.

The Balearic runner warned of the hazard of the ports of Extremadura and the Sierra de Madrid, but in addition of the flat levels for concern of falling or being trapped in a ‘fan’. “Each day is vital, after the final break and in September the season is already heavy, you need to take note of all the small print,” he pressured.