Jonathan Milan will compete in the Tour de France for the first time in just five more months. Lidl-Trek 's Italian sprinter won the competition in his team against Mads Pedersen for a spot as Tour leader, but he also wanted to prove that he was worthy of it in the months before. Whoever sees Milan on and off the bike sees an impressive guy. Tall, broad, and above all, very powerful. But also very friendly: all journalists at the Lidl-Trek media day get handshakes and thanks from Milan, who took twenty minutes to answer all questions with a smile.
He reveals that his strong body has been slightly polished for That helps the body's stability; you can use all your power on the pedals because I probably move less with my upper body.
Sometimes I don't know where to put my body, haha. Read more below the photo. He also showed power in Gent-Wevelgem in but wants to show himself in more spring races this year. For myself, it was important to grow as a rider. You need luck and experience in those races, and I learned a lot and took a step forward. Hopefully, that will succeed this season as well. Personally, I'm aiming for a small result ; I have to be honest about that.
Maybe I'm going to get the chance to get that one, maybe not. For example, I'm not doing the Tour of Flanders, but that means I'm focusing on other races.
That means I'm going to get a lot of chances, but they're all big, important races. Read more below the photo! So, it will mainly be racing in Italy, Belgium, and a little of France.
