Biography
Warre’s second season in the pro ranks started out with several strong outings – especially in the one-day races – but a crash in the closing kilometers of Scheldeprijs at the beginning of April brought to an end his Spring Classics campaign, as the young Belgian suffered a fracture of the C1 cervical vertebra, which required him to take a period of complete rest and wear a neck brace for six weeks. He eventually returned in the summer, and quickly after, signed a new two-year deal with Soudal Quick-Step.
“I consider my contract extension as a sign of appreciation for the work I try to do well every single time I pin on a number. I have always dreamed of becoming a pro rider and now I am where I want to be. My hope is that I will continue to grow and help the squad’s leaders as best as possible. If I’ll get a chance to win a race myself, then I’ll do everything I can to seize it, just like two years ago, when I took victories in Dunkerque and Guangxi. That’s my main ambition: to get a victory and always help the team when they need me. We have a beautiful roster and I’m confident we can enjoy another successful season.”
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