Luke Rowe: 'It’s time to step up and try to deliver a Classics result, it’s as simple as that'

‘I’m confident and my form is better than ever,’ the Welshman says

Luke Rowe at the 2019 Paris-Nice (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

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Vital to Team Sky’s success at Paris-Nice, where he coached race winner Egan Bernal through the mayhem caused by the crosswinds that hit the race over its first three days, Luke Rowe came out of ‘the Race to the Sun’ with his form good, confidence high and determined to put two years of setbacks in the Classics behind him.

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