Primož Roglič Joins BORA – hansgrohe as of 2024 Season
BORA – hansgrohe, a German UCI WorldTeam, has successfully recruited Primož Roglič starting from the upcoming season. With Roglič’s exceptional talents as a Grand Tour and Monument winner, the team is thrilled to have one of the world’s top riders on board.
This season alone, Roglič has showcased his remarkable skills by finishing four out of the five stage races he participated in, securing an overall victory in each. This impressive track record further strengthens his position as a true force to be reckoned with in the world of cycling.
Ralph Denk, Team Manager of BORA – hansgrohe, expressed his excitement about signing Roglič and emphasized the importance of patience in the world of cycling. Denk reflected on how eight years ago, Roglič almost joined the team as a neo-pro, and now he is returning with an extensive list of victories that very few others have achieved.
Denk also highlighted that the decision to bring Roglič on board was not solely based on his past achievements but also on what lies ahead. The team aims to make a significant impact in the major races, and Roglič’s capabilities perfectly align with this goal. Denk believes that Roglič’s leadership qualities, determination to win, and ability to work as a team player will serve as great inspiration for the entire squad. He adds that Roglič’s genuine passion for the sport is what truly sets him apart and contributes to his success.
Roglič himself expressed his excitement about joining BORA – hansgrohe, acknowledging that a team change is uncharted territory for him. However, he felt confident about his decision due to the positive memories he had from his previous encounters with the team. During negotiations, Roglič found that the team’s motivation to work with him and their shared vision aligned perfectly, making it an easy decision for him to make the move.
With Roglič’s addition, BORA – hansgrohe is poised for even greater success in the upcoming seasons, as they aim to make their mark on the biggest races in professional cycling.
