Sprint winner wears Löffler

Thanks to the highly functional Löffler clothing, Team Felbermayr Simplon Wels achieved great international success...

At the Tour de Alps, which ended this weekend, Matthias Krizek secured the red jersey of the best sprinter thanks to two sprint wins on the 1st and 4th stages. The 712 km long tour with 13,630 metres of altitude difference demanded everything from the professional cyclists from Wels. “To win a round jersey against the world’s best riders is a great success for our team”, Matthias Krizek is happy about his great performance.

Again and again the team was able to celebrate partial successes, in the overall classification Stephan Rabitsch was the best placed Felbermayr rider.

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