Remco Evenepoel officially joins Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe

Remco Evenepoel officially leaves Soudal Quick-Step after a storied career with the team.

Remco Evenepoel leaves Soudal Quick-Step for Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe

Remco Evenepoel has officially announced his departure from Soudal Quick-Step, the team that nurtured him since his professional debut in 2019. He will join Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe, where he will reconnect with Sven Vanthourenhout, a close associate. Throughout his time with Soudal Quick-Step, Evenepoel has achieved remarkable milestones, including two Olympic titles and several prestigious race victories. Despite facing challenges this season, such as recovering from an injury and an early exit from the Tour de France, he has proven his resilience by winning the Flèche Brabançonne earlier this year.

Evenepoel's move marks a significant shift in the cycling world. After years of success with Soudal Quick-Step, his transition to Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe is not just about changing teams; it reflects a new chapter in his career. This change could potentially reshape his training style and competitive strategy, as he joins a team known for its strong focus on performance and support in Grand Tours. The implications of this shift might resonate throughout the cycling community, influencing team dynamics and expectations for upcoming events.

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As Evenepoel embarks on this new journey, his future performance will be closely monitored by fans and analysts alike.