The Quick.Steppers Paolo Bettini and his younger leader Patrik Sinkewitz will reconnoitre the course of the next ProTour race, Liège-Bastogne- Liège. On Thurdsay, the whole of the team will train on the new route of the prestigious Belgian classic - to be precise, on the last 100 km of the race. The last three difficult climbs will be taken into consideration, especially the Redoute climb and the penultimate climb, Sart-Tilman-Tilff, before the final ascent in Ans, the Côte de Saint-Nicolas.
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