Wolfpack

The first part of the cycling season spells utter disappointment for the Wolfpack. There are only two monuments left in which the troubled riders can redeem their spring season: Paris-Roubaix and Liege-Bastogne-Liege. Under immense pressure, two of their leaders are struck by misfortune.

After his tragic fall in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, doubts arise whether team leader Julian Alaphilippe can start in the Tour de France. Now the Wolfpack must rely on their sprinters for a stage win. But will the team's two top sprinters, fledgling Fabio Jakobsen and seasoned veteran Mark Cavendish, not get in each other's way?

The Vuelta a España is on the horizon. After Remco Evenepoel's failed Giro last year, this is the ultimate test proving whether he could ever lead the team to a Grand Tour win. But not everyone is convinced: is he a real climber? How does he perform in hot weather? And how will his body respond to 3 weeks of racing in a row?

The Wolfpack starts the first mountain stages of the Vuelta a España with a time disadvantage. They ride against tour winners and Olympic champions. Are the Wolfpack's cubs fit enough to take on the grand tour teams?

Wolves always hunt in a pack. But with Alaphilippe and Serry gone, the team has lost two of its most seasoned wolves in this Vuelta a España. Can Remco Evenepoel defend his red leader's jersey while the competition steps up their game?

The finish line of the Vuelta a España is in sight. The Wolfpack can win its first Grand Tour ever, but the competition is joining forces to rip the red jersey from Evenepoel's back. And defending two-time world champion Julian Alaphilippe must face a fearsome yet familiar opponent in the World Championships.