The riders spent their time on high altitude for a couple of weeks to prepare as good as possible for the upcoming weeks.

Sports director Nico Verhoeven: “This is Dylan’s last race before the Tour de France. We’ll focus on the perfect leadout to bring him in the right position for the win. We want to continue the good work from the 4 Jours de Dunquerke. We expect that stage number one, two and three will end in a sprint, while the third stage will be important for the general classification.”

The race starts with a short prologue in the province of Zeeland.