By SAM DEBENHAM

WHILE Dean Windsor will head to the prestigious Jayco Bay Cycling Classic aiming at his third-straight sprinter's green jersey, younger brother Blair will be out to make his own mark in his second attempt in the elite men's category.

Earlier this year the 20-year-old rode as part of the Mazda team alongside his brother but this time around he will be doing his best for his regular Budget Forklifts team, with Cameron Jennings the man he expects to be their best chance of securing some glory.

Dean Windsor will ride this year for the Urban team alongside Olympic champion Graham Brown.

Of his own ambitions, Blair Windsor is hoping for a top-10 or 15 finish on at least one of the four stages through the streets of Geelong.

"I've ridden the event for the last three years, the most recent of which was in the elite category," Windsor said.

"I always go down there with no real expectations just because of the quality of riders involved, it's pretty special to have that level of riders competing with one another here in Australia. I'm still learning to be honest and it is just a great experience for me to be able to ride alongside guys like Robbie McEwen and Stuart O'Grady.

"Being realistic I would just love to jag a top-10 or 15 finish on one of the stages ? but just to be starting with these guys is an achievement to me."

Windsor says that he is happy to once more be racing the criterium event with his sibling, but given that they are on different teams this time around there will be no favours shown once the race starts.

"I think it is pretty special that I get to race against my brother. Dean and I train together all the time, he is probably my best friend simply because of the amount of time we spend training together," Blair Windsor said.

"He is amazing at these kinds of races ? last year I raced alongside him and helped him a lot, this year it will be a bit different."