The Belgian cyclist recently announced that instead of racing for the Tour de France, he will participate in the Giro d’Italia next year. Evenepoel told on his social networks that he was ready to give some recognition in his career and soon after, he decided to make the change.
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Patrick Lefevere, head of his Quick-Step team, was one of the main drivers for Evenepoel to opt for the change, informing that he would like him to wait to race the Tour de France until 2024. The Giro d’Italia will have three stages of counter- clock with 70.6 km.
In his history, the Belgian has a career with participations in the Grand Tour in the Giro 2021 and was the first winner of his country to conquer the Grand Tour since 1978.
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