Team Sky's Michal Kwiatkowski has outlined his program for the second half of the season, following his standout Tour de France performance for Chris Froome and a stunning victory in the Clásica San Sebastian last week.
Speaking at the Tour de Pologne, where he is an ambassador for the Nutella Mini Tour de Pologne for young riders which runs concurrently with the senior race, Kwiatkowski told Cyclingnews he will take part in the Bretagne Classic Ouest France on August 27th. Then he will head onto the Tour of Britain and the World Championships as well as Il Lombardia.
The Team Sky rider and Milano-Sanremo winner also said that he has yet to finalize his contract renewal with the British squad for next year.
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Regarding his autumn program, Kwiatkowski will not therefore be taking part in the Vuelta a España, which he led for one day last year in the first week - the first Pole ever to do so - before pulling out injured on stage 7.
"No chance of doing the Vuelta, I've had a heavy race program so far, starting in the early season and then going all the way through to doing the Tour and then San Sebastian," Kwiatkowski explained to Cyclingnews.
"I've spent some time at home now, off the bike and I'm really looking forward to September. But I think the best way to build for the World Championships and Lombardia is go to training camp instead of racing, chill out a bit. So I will be training at altitude in Livigno for two weeks before starting in Plouay."
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