Tenniel Campbell will resume his season on Friday at the Clasica Femenina Navarra in the Basque Country. The Valcar Travel & Services sprinter told Cycling News that he is not in the best shape after experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in Italy and will start the modified calendar in a domestique role. [The team and I will resume our season this week in Spain; we are confirmed for day two, but we don't know yet about day three."

The UCI released its revised late-season calendar in May, and while the Women's World Tour has already cancelled some events, 15 of the original 22 events have been retained.

The top calendar will start with Strade Bianche on August 1, but many teams and riders will still be able to compete in the three one-day races on July 23-26: Emakmene Nafaroako Classicoa, Classica Femenina Navarra, Durango Durango Emacmene Sarria, will test the legs.

Campbell is originally from Trinidad and Tobago, but has made his home in Bottanuco, Lombardy, where the Barber Travel & Services team is located.

Campbell told Cyclingnews that she had little contact with anyone during her confinement, as many of her Italian teammates live at home with their families, although COVID-19's public health restrictions have been relaxed, allowing Campbell to train outside, she said she needs time to build top-end form again.

"Honestly, I'm not in top condition," Campbell told Cycling News. 'This puts me in a domestique role, and I'm happy with the team for understanding that. I'm happy with the team for understanding this." It also takes some of the pressure off, as he is a little less confident now.

Campbell had a promising start to the season in February. She took two fifth-place finishes at Setmana Ciclista Valenciana and Omloop van het Haegeland and a third at the Vuelta CV Feminas. She now has her sights set on the September race, trying to make time to train, race, and improve her form again.

"My season goals are between September and November," Campbell says. 'During this period I have to be in top form and condition. Mentally as well. During this period the racing goes on and I like this constant flow."

"I like to be in a good mood.

Races during this period include the Boels Ladies Tour, Giro Rosa, Flèche Wallonne, and the UCI Road World Championships. in october, the Tour of Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Brabants Paille, Amstel Gold Race, Ghent-Wevelgem, Tour of Flanders, Bourges des Pins, Tour of Chongming Island, and the inaugural women's Paris-Roubaix.

Campbell did not announce a race schedule, but told Cycling News in a previous interview that she would like to compete in the time trial at the World Championships in Switzerland, with the goal of winning a major classic race.

Valcar Travel & Service recently held a training camp in Livigno, which Campbell said was a good opportunity to build base miles and prepare for the season three months ahead.

"Two weeks ago, I did a two-week retreat in Livigno. 'It was very painful and a grueling experience for my body. It was my first time training at altitude."

Valcar Travel & Services is registered to compete in the UCI 1.1 One-Day Race in Spain this week. The team has also earned one of 23 invitations to the Tour de France La Course on August 29.