. Transfer – Intermarché-Wanty recruits a former Danish champion

. Transfer – Intermarché-Wanty recruits a former Danish champion
Cycling. Transfer – Intermarché-Wanty recruits a former Danish champion

Alexander Kamp will continue his career in Belgium! At 30 years old and after two seasons spent with the Swiss Pro Team Tudor Pro the Danish puncher will return to the World Tour at Intermarché-Wantywho announced this Sunday his signing for two years (until 2026). The former runner Trek-Segafredo between 2020 and 2022 strengthens the core of classics of the training led by Jean-François Bourlarthe who is renowned for his explosive and rolling qualities. The native of Køge will look to relaunch after a year 2024 below its standards with no top 10 to its credit. His last victory dates back to Region Tour 2023, but it also has two national champion titles (2016, 2022) and great places of honor on great classics on the calendar like the Bretagne Classic (3rd in 2022), theAmstel Gold Race (5th in 2022 and 9th in 2023), the Quebec GP (7th in 2023) or even The Brabançonne Arrow (6th in 2023).

Video – Alexander Kamp on the podium of the Bretagne Classic 2022

“The ideal environment to get back to the top of the rankings”

Alexander Kamp :

Intermarché-Wanty has the reputation of being a very well-organized structure, driven by a team and family spirit, where young and old runners alike flourish. That’s what made me want to be part of it. I am convinced that this is the ideal environment to return to the top of the rankings. With my qualities as an explosive runner in puncher races, my goal is to fight for victory as regularly as possible. I like events like the Amstel or Liège-Bastogne-Liège. I am very motivated by the idea of ​​participating in the extraordinary history of Intermarché-Wanty, and of making my contribution to the success in the coming seasons. I will bring my qualities as a cyclist but also my old-school personality, the classics are my preference in cycling as in culture, I love classical music and I am a fan of Marlon Brando, Paul Newman and Steve McQueen.”

Aike Visbeek (Performance Manager) :

Alexander Kamp adds his qualities as a puncher to our World Team, he has demonstrated that he can obtain results in numerous one-day races at the highest level. With his experience, he will be able to strengthen our classics core formed around Biniam Girmay. We are convinced that he has room for improvement and that he will be able to flourish in a World Tour program, with events like Amstel Gold Race, the Canadian classics or even Milan-San Remo. He represents added value to our workforce and we will be able to make good use of his qualities.”

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