BEJarno Widar, a second-place finisher in last year’s Tour de l’Avenir, has had a challenging start to his season due to a knee injury, which caused him to miss several Ardennes classics. However, he has recently demonstrated his potential during the Vuelta, impressing with his power output, determination, and talent. His team director, Mario Aerts, acknowledges Widar’s strong performances but notes that if Widar aims for a general classification in future races, he needs to improve his positioning within the peloton. The team’s focus during this Vuelta is on winning individual stages rather than competing for the overall standings.
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