Team DSM proudly promote Tobias Lund Andresen, Lorenzo Milesi and Oscar Onley to their Men's program

Continuing to build their roster, Team DSM are delighted to announce that Tobias Lund Andresen, Lorenzo Milesi and Oscar Onley will be promoted to their Men’s program in 2023; marking the 16th, 17th and 18th riders to make the step-up from the Development program. Lund Andresen and Milesi will wear the distinctive two-striped jersey until at least the end of 2025, while Onley is contracted for five years through 2027.

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Joining Development Team DSM in 2021 after an incredible final year as a junior in 2020, last season saw Lund Andresen settle in well as he made the step up to the U23 ranks. Helping the team to good results in the early part of the season, Lund Andresen’s campaign ended on a high where after two second place finishes, he powered to the win on the final day of action at Tour de Bretagne after riding an attacking and smart finale. This year has saw Lund Andresen ride more races alongside the Men’s program, gaining vital experience while also showing his level too; with a particularly impressive teammate’s ride at Scheldeprijs, and getting in the mix at the Tour of Denmark.

Click here for quotes and reaction from Lund Andresen and coaching staff.

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A strong and powerful rider, Milesi was a new addition to the team in 2022. Before that his time as a junior saw him take strong results including the Italian time trial championship title alongside several other wins and good results overall. His first year at U23 level in 2021 saw him find his feet before making his move to Development Team DSM in 2022. Immediately settling into the team, Milesi initially impressed with a day of pulling the peloton on his own at Milano-Torino when he joined the Men’s program, before he put those legs on show at Triptyque des Monts et Châteaux; claiming a brilliant two stage wins. Since then, he’s been an integral part of several good team results; including a second place that he picked up at the Giro della Valle d’Aosta from a strong breakaway before he claimed a superb final stage win at the Tour de l’Avenir.

Click here for quotes and reaction from Milesi and coaching staff.

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After a promising first season with Development Team DSM in 2021 which culminated in a third place at the U23 British time trial championships, Onley headed into the 2022 campaign filled with confidence. Starting the season out in good shape, Onley took his first UCI level top five on GC at the Circuit des Ardennes. Working hard for teammates in the next part of the season, Onley’s 2022 would ignite after taking an impressive ninth place on debut at the Giro d’Italia U23. July would see him take a mountain-raid breakaway stage win to Cervinia at the Giro Valle d’Aosta before an impressive seventh on GC at Sazka Tour against professional opposition. Racing on home roads at the Tour of Britain he played a part in the team’s stage win before he was catapulted into the general public’s consciousness at the CRO Race. On the two most hilly stages, Onley would fight it out with Tour de France winner Vingegaard, taking two second places and ultimately ending the race with a brilliant third place on GC.

Click here for quotes and reaction from Onley and coaching staff.