Caleb Ewan extends with Lotto-Soudal
Australian sprint specialist Caleb Ewan extended with Lotto-Soudal for an additional two years, through the end of the 2024 season.
Ewan has been with the Belgian-registered squad for three years, and has won stages at the three grand tours.
“We have a lot of room for improvement and I’m really looking forward to working with our train consisting of Jasper De Buyst, Roger Kluge, Harry Sweeny, and Frederik Frison, as well as those who will soon be joining our team,” Ewan said.
Ewan hotly contested for the green jersey at the 2020 Tour de France. He was looking for a stage 3 win at the 2021 Tour when he locked bars with Peter Sagan in the final 200m of the race. The tangle caused a crash that saw Ewan’s immediate exit with a fractured clavicle and other injuries, and then the subsequent exit of Sagan from the three-week French race.
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Just busting through the offseason doldrums, wondering when racing is going to. oh wait, there’s racing right now? Kinda maybe? Something in New Zealand? Well, hope springs anew and the GP La Marseillaise hasn’t said no yet. Also the Volta Valenciana is insisting on carrying on. So it won’t be the offseason much longer.
This means little time is left for us to put out a raft of offseason capsules, the in-depth team-by-team reviews we have done in the past, but I thought it’d be fun to do a shortened version of this, covering all the World Tour teams. Rather than serving as a complete update on a team, this format’s intent is to give a flavour of which teams shifted up or down the pecking order, on paper at least, in relative terms. I tried this for one of SBNation’s basketball sites and so why not give it a whirl here?