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Lluís Mas

Commitment and humility

JACK OF ALL TRADES. Despite the consequences of an injury in Romandie, which kept him sidelined for nearly three months, Spaniard Lluís Mas was able to close out his fourth season in Movistar Team colours on a high note, as he returned to a three-week stagerace, no less than La Vuelta, supporting fellow countryman and friend Enric Mas towards the GC podium in Madrid. Courageous once again into many breakaways -did well in Tirreno-Adriatico; came close to a stage win atop Clunia in the Vuelta a Burgos-, the man from Ses Salines, Mallorca again combined teamwork with individual ambitions throughout the 2022 season.

SAFEGUARD AND SACRIFICE. Mas excels at protecting the team’s main leaders at the toughest days of wind, bad weather and high speeds, also adding strength to the TTT (and ITT) lineups that often play a crucial factor in Grand Tour success. A real powerhouse, a very courageous rider with amazing physical skills, his commitment will surely help the Blues at stages flat or even mountainous, as shown last year.

SEASONED AND CONSISTENT. He’s got already fourteen years of professional experience under his belt, between Burgos (5 years), Caja Rural (another five) and the Movistar Team. Called up for the 2015, 2017 and 2021 World road race Championships, as well as 7th-placed in his first ITT Worlds appearance (Copenhagen, 2011, under-23) and present with Spain at Flanders’ Mixed Relay TTT, Mas has one UCI stage victory to his name in the 2015 Tour of Turkey, where he derailed the trains leading up to a sprint finish in Istanbul with a powerful attack, which saw him outclassing the likes of Mark Cavendish and Alessandro Petacchi.

From:
Ses Salines, Mallorca
Birth:
15/10/1989
Country:
ESP
Height:
181 Cm
Weight:
69 Kg
Pro debut:
2009
Years in team:
4
Career path:

2019-22: Movistar Team
2014-18: Caja Rural
2009-13: Burgos

Palmares
1st
8thstage
Tour of Turkey 2015
Results
3rd
Spanish ITT Championships
11th
1ststage
Vuelta a Burgos
17th
1ststage
Tour de Suisse
20th
Milano-Torino
24th
2ndstage
Tour Down Under
28th
2ndstage
Tour de Suisse
30th
7thstage
Tour de Suisse
30th
1ststage
Vuelta a Castilla y León
37th
Vuelta a Castilla y León
39th
5thstage
Tour Down Under
40th
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
43th
4thstage
Tour Down Under
43th
5thstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
44th
2ndstage
Vuelta a Castilla y León
46th
3rdstage
Vuelta a Asturias
54th
Prueba Villafranca - Ordiziako Klasika
56th
1ststage
Vuelta a Asturias
62th
Vuelta a Asturias
63th
8thstage
Tour de Suisse
63th
Milano-Sanremo
66th
2ndstage
Vuelta a Asturias
67th
Tour de Suisse
71th
Strade Bianche
71th
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne
72th
Tour Down Under
73th
4thstage
Tour de Suisse
74th
Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen
77th
5thstage
Vuelta a Burgos
77th
1ststage
Tour Down Under
78th
4thstage
Vuelta a Burgos
81th
Vuelta a Burgos
92th
6thstage
Tour Down Under
92th
5thstage
Tour de Suisse
93th
3rdstage
Tour de Suisse
98th
3rdstage
Vuelta a Burgos
103th
V. Comunitat Valenciana
108th
3rdstage
Tour Down Under
112th
4thstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
113th
3rdstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
113th
1ststage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
116th
Grand Prix de Wallonie
126th
2ndstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
130th
1ststage
Renewi Tour