Tom Pidcock targets a stage win and the overall lead on the Limone Piemonte summit finish. He placed ninth in the Vuelta's opening sprint stage and recently won an uphill finish at the Tour of Norway, indicating strong form. The stage features no classified climbs before a final Category 2 ascent with three kilometres of steady rising road followed by a steeper finale, rewarding positioning and explosive uphill acceleration. Full team support is expected to help place him for the finale. Coach Kurt Bogaerts framed Pidcock's plan to pursue a top GC placing while prioritizing stage victory.
so let's see. I always take some time to get into races, but I had a decent summer, good races, Norway obviously very good, so yeah we'll see.
Tomorrow, we'll go for the stage, we'll go for the best result we can, and everyone's committed to that,
If I can achieve that, it's a big step, of course,
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