Remco Evenepoel is set to compete in the Tour de Romandie as he continues his recovery from multiple injuries sustained in December. His race preparation will also include participation in the Brabantse Pijl and other Ardennes classics leading up to the Tour de Romandie from April 29 to May 5. Acknowledging the challenges of his recovery, Evenepoel emphasizes the time and effort required to regain peak performance. The Tour de Romandie, featuring notable participants and challenging stages, marks a critical step in his progression towards the Tour de France.
I was unable to train normally for a long time. Not only could I not ride my bike, but also could not do strength training in the gym. So I have to come a long way this time.
I know what it takes to get back into absolute top shape, and that just takes a lot of time.
The overall winner will be decided in the stage 6 time trial around the Geneva lake front. The total race distance of 698 kilometres includes 13,000 metres of climbing.
Evenepoel was listed on the Soudal-QuickStep roster for the race and Cyclingnews understands the Swiss race is on his race programme.
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