Visma | Lease a Bike rider Cian Uijtdebroeks gets ready for action in the Classica San Sebastian
CyclingSaturday, 02 August 2025 at 08:18
Cian Uijtdebroeks will be back in action for Visma | Lease a Bike this Saturday for the first time since mid-April. The Belgian has been selected by his team for the Clasica San Sebastian, where he will line up alongside Tiesj Benoot, among others.
Uijtdebroeks got off to a flying start with the Dutch team in early 2024, but encountered problems in the fall. He withdrew from the Tour of Spain with complaints, but a solution seemed to have been found in February in the Tour of Oman.
However, the problem returned in Tirreno-Adriatico, which meant that Uijtdebroeks seemed to be back where he started. After that, he only rode three one-day races in France while working hard on his fitness in Andorra. He was supposed to compete in the Belgian Championships, but a collision on the way to the race meant that Uijtdebroeks had to withdraw from Binche.
Now, if all goes well, he will be at the start of the Clasica San Sebastian on Saturday, while the Tour de l'Ain, which starts on August 6, is also on his schedule.
In San Sebastian, Visma | Lease a Bike is aiming for a result on Benoot, although Attila Valter and perhaps top talent Jorgen Nordhagen are also capable of a strong race.
Selection Visma | Lease a Bike Clasica San Sebastian 2025
Tiesj Benoot
Cian Uijtdebroeks
Julien Vermote
Attila Valter
Menno Huising
Tijmen Graat
Jorgen Nordhagen
Cian Uijtdebroeks
Julien Vermote
Attila Valter
Menno Huising
Tijmen Graat
Jorgen Nordhagen
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