The Galacticos project of Israel Start-up Nation will be launched on Monday as the Israeli team prepares for a festival around the British star
Fromm.
Recovers in the US from injury
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The Galacticos project of the professional cycling group Israel Start-up Nation will be officially launched this coming Monday at a press conference from Spain, which will also be broadcast live in Israel and in the presence of a limited number of reporters.
With a roster that includes the decorated rider Chris Fromm, the Sun team will also present the excellent Canadian Mike Woods this year, who together with Dan Martin will complete a quality arrowhead that should also provide quite a few achievements.
The team is in training camp not far from its parent base in Girona, with Frum left in the Red Bull sports labs in Los Angeles, where he is recovering and recovering from the injury he has been carrying for a long time since crashing in the French Dartina Craterium.
Fromm was scheduled to start the season with a race in Argentina, which also included Israeli rider Guy Niv, but was canceled due to the Corona epidemic.
If there are no more surprises, Fromm is expected to open his term at the Sun in the Emirates column which opens on February 21st.
Last season, the Israeli team participated in the race, which was stopped in its midst after several Corona incidents.
Since the Gulf states are at the top of the states that have rushed to vaccinate their residents, it seems that the column will be launched as planned and allow the team - for the first time since the peace agreements with the countries - to make a glorious media debut for the greatest athlete ever signed.
Unlike previous seasons, this year Sun is not expected to commit to the automatic participation of at least one Israeli rider in each Grand Tour, so their task to integrate will be more complex than usual.