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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Bob Jungels (Deceuninck - Quick-Step) will target the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giro d'Italia in 2019 with hopes of continuing his successful relationship with the race. The 26-year-old wore the maglia rosa in 2016 and finished sixth overall. He returned a year later to claim another top-10 finish with eighth in the o⛦verall standings and another spell in the leader's jersey. In 2018, he focused on the Tour de France, and finished 11th in Paris.

"I love the Giro, it's a beautiful and challenging race which always forces you to push beyo💛nd your limits, and I love the fans who cheer for us and give such a warm welcome every single time, making it an unforgettable and overwhelming experience," Jungels said in a press release issued by his team.

"That's why I am beyond excited to return there in May t𒆙ogether with the Wolfpack, discover new towns and climbs, and hopefullꦐy help enhance our palmares."

In his previous two editions of the Giro d'Italia, Jungels also won the best young rider's competition. He 🔯is now ineligible for the competition but with a glut of time trial kilometres in this year's edition of the race, the Luxembourg rider has a parcours that should suit him and anoth𓆉er possible tilt at the GC.

"It's quite an interesting course, especially for those that are strong in the time trials. The first week doesn't seem to be that hard at first, but some of the stages look unpredictable. There aren't many where you can say that a climber or a sprinter ღwill definitely win, and so theꦦy will be a gamble, which is the kind of racing that I like.

"That's the great thing about the Giro - it isn't such a controlled race as say something like the Tour - and that suits me, especially as the route is open, with tough climbs as Gavia and Mortirolo, but also almost 60𒈔 kilometers of time trialling."

The Deceuninck - Quick-Step rider will make his seas𝕴on debut at the Tour Colombia from February 12-17.