
For Hugh Carthy, the Tour of the Alps is not just a warmup for the fast-approaching Giro d'Italia, but a chance to race, win, and "hopefully do something".
The British climber has not raced since Tirreno-Adriatico last month, his only WorldTour race of the season to date. His directeur sportif, Tejay van Garderen, said that he wanted to see Carthy riding "strong and aggressively".