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A trio of Colombians to create carnage in the mountains

There’s genuine excitement around the EF Pro Cycling team this year as they head towards the 2020 Tour de France . In Rigoberto Urán they have one of the most experienced Grand Tour leaders in the race, while Daniel Martínez and Sergio Higuita are two of the most dynamic and exciting riders to come out of Colombia in the last few years. Both riders could shake up the race in the mountains or help mount a bid for either the GC or the teams' classification. 

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The team may have left some experienced riders at home, and missing Michael Woods is a shame for Canadian fans, but the team have three race debutants in their ranks, including British climber Hugh Carthy. Last year’s Tour of Flanders winner Alberto Bettiol is another rider worth watching too.

Rigoberto Urán

• Tours raced : 6
• Best result : 2nd, 2017 & 1 stage victory

The 33-year-old goes into the Tour de France as the undisputed GC leader and road captain for EF Pro Cycling, and as one of the most experienced Grand Tour riders in the peloton.

He’s finished second in three Grand Tours, and while his very best days are probably behind him, Urán remains a talismanic figure who personifies the new era under Slipstream.

Urán finished seventh in last year's Tour de France without truly being at the pointy end of the race. This year's route certainly suits him but the dilemma for EF Pro Cycling will be over how much protection they provide their veteran leader while at the same time nurturing the hopes of Sergio Higuita and recent Dauphine winner, Dani Martínez.

On paper, the team’s Colombian trio could light up the race in the mountains.

Sergio Higuita

• Tours raced : 0
• Best result : N/A

A crash at the Dauphiné robbed us of the chance to see the pint-sized Colombian go head-to-head with the elite WorldTour climbers but his performance in Paris-Nice earlier in the year cannot be overlooked.

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He was simply immense over those seven days and while his trusted crosswind tandem partner , Sep Vanmarcke, hasn’t made the cut, Higuita will find more than enough cover thanks to Bettiol and others.

This, however, is his first Tour, and only his second Grand Tour, and finishing 14th in the 2019 Vuelta doesn’t necessarily translate into Tour glory within the space of twelve months.

The team would be over the moon with a stage win from their 23-year-old and are unlikely to be placing too much pressure on his shoulders. It’s also worth mentioning that he wears the best looking national champion’s kit in the entire peloton. 

Alberto Bettiol

• Tours raced : 2
• Best result : 69th, 2019

It would be a tough sell to leave the Tour of Flanders winner at home, but his options in the race in terms of potential stages to target are somewhat limited.

At the very worst he’ll do a job for the team in protecting the climbers and carrying out general domestique duties, while at the same time, three weeks of racing around France will improve his Classics form after a strong start at Strade Bianche . 

On intermediate stages that suit breaks, the Italian should be in the mix but the route is so hard that he’ll need to be really selective over the days he targets.

Hugh Carthy

The British climber was originally slated for the Giro d’Italia but he now finds himself hurtling towards his Tour de France debut after a late schedule change.

At 26 years of age, he narrowly misses out on eligibility for the white jersey, but he could be an outsider for a decent GC position given the progress he’s made over the last two years. However, EF are likely to want to use this opportunity for Carthy to gain experience and support Uran, Martinez and Higuita.

Carthy started the year well in Provence, and the recent Dauphiné probably gave a mixed picture as to who is or isn’t in their best form. Carthy was not at his best in the mountains but his breakthrough 2019 season provided enough evidence to suggest that his career is on the right trajectory.

He gets overlooked somewhat in the UK because he’s not a Yates or on Ineos, but Carthy is an exceptionally gifted climber with a unique backstory that, in some ways, epitomizes the squad’s ethos.

Daniel Martínez

• Tours raced : 1
• Best result : 36th, 2018

The winner of an incredible Dauphiné and well-deserving of a Tour de France spot, Martínez is likely to arrive in Nice targeting stage wins rather than mount a GC challenge but EF are holding their cards close to their chest in that regard.

Winning a Dauphiné doesn’t turn you into a Tour contender – just ask Andrew Talansky or Janez Brajkovic – but Martínez compliments the experience of Urán with the explosiveness of Higuita to form a super competitive mountain trio.

His Dauphiné win was founded on brains as well as brawn, and if he comes into the final week well placed then maybe senior directeur sportif Charly Wegelius can pull off another masterstroke and help catapult the 24-year-old into the top five.

Tejay van Garderen

• Tours raced : 8
• Best result : 5th, 2012 & 2014

The American could pull your family out of a burning building and it would still lead to flak in comments sections on cycling websites. Such is the life for a rider who has the best American Grand Tour record in years, and won WorldTour races in a career spanning two decades, but who still falls short of some people's expectations.

It’s true, his three-week record hasn’t been great since his last top-five back in 2014, but since moving to EF, the former BMC rider has found consistency in week-long events and benefitted from having reasonable expectations placed on his shoulders.

His form coming into the Tour doesn’t look brilliant, it has to be said, but EF wouldn’t pick a rider based on reputation alone, and the team clearly feel that Van Garderen is on the up for the Tour.

Jens Keukeleire

• Tours raced : 4
• Best result : 59th, 2017

There are faster riders in the team and it’s a surprise to see Simon Clarke and Magnus Cort – the latter won a stage in 2018 – miss out on a key role at the Tour de France but the Belgian gets the nod and should fit nicely into a team that has no realistic sprint options for the few flat stages within the race.

Keukeleire is a decent climber and he’s consistent over three weeks. He came close winning a Tour stage in 2017, and has a Grand Tour stage win under his belt in a reduced bunch sprint at the 2016 Vuelta.

His primary function at the Tour is likely to be around helping the climbers before the major ascents. It’s understandable as to why he’s in the team ahead of some of the time trial specialists left at home.

Neilson Powless

The team have left a lot of quality at home, which speaks volumes for the depth within the team, with Simon Clarke, Tanel Kangert, Lawson Craddock, Sep Vanmarcke and Michael Woods all missing out.

New signing Powless represents the future and, at 23, will be making his Tour de France debut. 

The former Axeon graduate will be at the Tour to gain experience, while he will also be charged with supporting the squad’s leading climbers. He came through the Vuelta a España last year and now it’s time for the next challenge.

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Daniel Benson was the Editor in Chief at Cyclingnews.com between 2008 and 2022. Based in the UK, he joined the Cyclingnews team in 2008 as the site's first UK-based Managing Editor. In that time, he reported on over a dozen editions of the Tour de France, several World Championships, the Tour Down Under, Spring Classics, and the London 2012 Olympic Games. With the help of the excellent editorial team, he ran the coverage on Cyclingnews and has interviewed leading figures in the sport including UCI Presidents and Tour de France winners.

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Grand Tour of Ireland

This is the Ireland you’ve always imagined: pub-lined streets, lush emerald countryside, historic castles and cathedrals, and more lakes and lochs than you can count. So whether you’re Irish to your core or only on March 17, there’s plenty of good craic to go around.

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Find your seat, pick a movie, and then try to get a wee bit of shuteye. The majesty and raw beauty of Ireland awaits.

Welcome to Dublin, the capital of Ireland! Once you arrive and drop your bags off at the accommodation, take a stroll to St. Stephen’s Green, Grafton Street, and Temple bar, where pub culture, literary history, and all-around charm await.

In the evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner of local cuisine and drinks with fellow travelers at an authentic local spot. Afterwards, you’re free to take the party elsewhere!

Today's highlights:

• Land at the airport and meet a waiting EF representative.
• Transfer to your hotel to check in and check out your room.
• Get familiar with the area around your hotel with an introductory walk with your Tour Director.

Today, see the best Dublin has to offer with a local guide on a tour of the city. Afterwards, enjoy a free afternoon in this bayside Irish capital.

• Enter St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the 800-year-old church named after the famous saint.
• Visit the Guinness Storehouse for a crash course in the history of Ireland’s signature beer. Then, let it all soak in high above Dublin with pints at Gravity Bar.
• Pass by Trinity College, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities, home to the storied library that inspired Hogwarts’ own.
• Sample Dublin’s natural beauty and urban escape at Phoenix Park—the largest park in Europe.

Free time suggestions

Book of Kells: Stick around Trinity College after your tour for a chance to see the Book of Kells—a pristine 1,200-year old illustrated collection of biblical stories—up-close. Jameson Distillery: Sick of stout? Switch things up in favor of the strong stuff with a guided tour and whiskey tasting at the Jameson Distillery Bow St.

Continue by bus to Kilkenny a small city full of Irish charm, medieval architecture, and the most iconic ale in the country. Get ready to eat, drink, drink again, and be very merry.

• Watch the emerald hills roll along as you head from city to countryside.
• Arrive in Kilkenny and check in to your accommodation.
• Walk "The Medieval Mile,” featuring 14th-century castles, inns, and towers.
• Raise a glass of Smithwick’s, Ireland’s best red ale that has been brewed since 1710.

Kilkenny Design Centre: Buy yourself something nice at the Kilkenny Design Centre. Here you can find handcrafted, artisanal gifts from all over the country. It’s like Etsy, but you can touch stuff before you buy. Bridie's General Store: From the outside, Bridie’s General Store looks like an old-fashioned store to buy groceries or souvenirs. And it is. But continue to the back and find a full service pub (indoor and outdoor seating). Talk about a winning combination. Kilkenny Castle: We promised you medieval architecture, and Kilkenny Castle delivered. Originally built in 1195, the castle has had a full makeover, and is open to the public for guided tours of its stunning interior and gardens.

Shamrock shake things up as you leave Kilkenny behind for the quintessential Irish countryside of County Kerry’s rolling hills, tranquil lakes, and plenty of sheep. On the way, stop at the famed Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney Stone.

• Board your private bus from Kilkenny to County Kerry, taking in the pristine Irish countryside along the way.
• Stretch your legs—and your lips—at Blarney Castle. Legend has it that those who smooch the namesake stone are bestowed with that iconic Irish charm: the gift of gab.
• Continue on to County Kerry and enjoy some free time to hit the pubs in the evening.

County Kerry Pubs: County Kerry is known for its raucous pub scene. Locals and visitors alike drink and sing with the bar band well into the wee hours of morning. Irish Cuisine: The Irish know comfort food. Try the shepherd’s pie, corned beef & cabbage, or Guinness beef stew.

Clear your camera roll and prepare to become Instagram famous as you traverse the must-see Ring of Kerry, stopping at each amazing panoramic vista, castle, or ocean view.

• Encounter magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Lakes of Killarney, Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, and more.
• Pick your jaw off the floor after a day of unreal views, and head back to County Kerry for some nighttime free time.

Irish Whiskey Experience: The Irish Whiskey Experience in Killarney is the perfect masterclass for aficionados and new-comers alike. Buy a ticket and sign up for a class of your choice—from taste-testings to cheese plate pairings. Killarney National Park: Need more outdoors time? Take visit to the wondrous expanse of Killarney National Park. Where else can you find mountains, castles, woodlands, and waterfalls all in one place?

You’re off to Galway, a city famous for live music, street performers, and art shows. On the way, stop at the Cliffs of Moher for breathtaking views of the coastline.

• Gawk at the Cliffs of Moher—limestone walls of rock that dominate the coast for five miles and rise to staggering heights of 700 feet
• Arrive in beautiful Galway and take it all in on a walk along the banks of the River Corrib, gaze at the picture perfect Galway Bay, then get stoked for a night out in a new town.

Quay Street: Quay Street is a pub-crawler’s heaven. Pick a starting point, have a pint, and see where it takes you. Buskers: Busking, or street performing, is basically Galway’s favorite pastime. Catch the best fiddle player you’ve ever seen on one corner, and a blazing banjoist on the next.

Raise your glass, here’s to one more rowdy day in the British Isles! We know you’ll make it count. Before heading out for the day, take a moment to reflect on all the Guinness, rolling meadows, hearty food, and  craic  you’ve had. Ready? Go make some memories!

Eyre Square: The end of the rainbow in Galway leads to Eyre Square—a bustling center of shops, cafes, and art, though no known pot of gold sightings—yet. Irish Coffee: Vodka Red Bull’s Irish cousin packs a caffeinated punch of coffee, whiskey, and Bailey’s. Please enjoy responsibly.

Farewell Dinner Share some last laughs and revisit the best moments of the trip at this included farewell dinner with the group.

Take a ferry ride to the Aran Islands, where old traditions and iconic Irish countryside are hanging on strong. Don't miss Dún Aengus, a 2,000-year-old fort with walls that go right to the edge of a cliff high above the sea. Why wait? Save money by booking this optional excursion before your trip departs.

Slán libh, a cháirde! Translation: Goodbye, friends. Before you head to the airport, make sure to take one more group photo and grab that final drink. But this isn’t goodbye because you can always get the gang back together for another trip soon. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, we have a couple ways to keep your vacation going.

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1. Double the fun A lot of our trips line up back to back! Give us a call—we can help you add another and save big while you're at it.

2. Go ahead or stay behind Extending your trip is easy! During checkout, you'll have the option to fly to (or from) the gateway of your choice for an additional fee. We'll adjust your flights accordingly, but you'll be responsible to take care of your transportation, hotels, and other logistics outside of tour.

Note: Depending on your desired gateways, additional fees may apply.

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Best country ever.

Such an incredible week in Ireland!! Gavin was a great tour guide and driver Shane was so helpful with local suggestions. The views were sooooooo beautiful and got lucky with the weather the second half of the trip. The pub culture and food is unmatched!! Would move here if i could!!

Ready, Set, Just Do It!

Visiting Ireland has always been on my bucket list. I’m just so happy I can finally cross it off. I traveled solo and at first it was scary, but everything was just so organized and fun that I felt comfortable the entire time. I loved all the sightseeing and learning about the Irish culture! My recommendation would be to pack a warm clothes because it can ge... See more

Craic was 90

This was my first trip out of the US and solo at that. 10/10 would recommend a thousand times over. Ireland was absolutely beautiful, packed full of things to do, never a dull moment. Diarmuid was hands down the best, most engaging TD ever. He made everything so much fun. I could never brag on him enough. Danny & Shawn we’re the best drivers and made sure we... See more

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