Meanwhile, over in Drenthe, Dries (Van Gestel) was actually first, while Barnabas didn't quite peak. Another 'Dries' (De Bondt) was eighth.
Also the fourth podium in a row for Hofstetter.
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Meanwhile, over in Drenthe, Dries (Van Gestel) was actually first, while Barnabas didn't quite peak. Another 'Dries' (De Bondt) was eighth.
Also the fourth podium in a row for Hofstetter.
Yes, but I couldn't think of a pun with his name.
Final lap in the Bredene Koksijde Classic, full bunch sprint incoming.
Where else should he have gone?! He clearly signalled when he would pull over.Ackermann finally sprinted forwards!
Dangerous move by whoever was pulling for QS without any of his teammates near the front to swing off like that in the turn. De Lie almost crashed as a result and couldn't sprint after that.
The question isn't where but when, that was an inopportune place to swing off.Where else should he have gone?! He clearly signalled when he would pull over.
Anthony Perez won the Classic Loire Atlantique (1.1) yesterday. Biggest news however was Mathieu Burgaudeau, stage winner in Paris-Nice, crashing out and suffering big injuries. Apparently he fractured a colarbone and shoulder blade and has a collapsed lung. Really sad news.
So close for Askey and Lapeira at Cholet. Caught with a few hundred metres remaining. Askey is a beast, but surely someone at FDJ can tell him to stop attacking so much and conserve a bit of energy.
Hirschi wins Per Sempre Alfredo!
I think it was always going to end in a bit of a bunch sprint (or reduced bunch sprint). Worked out for AG2R in the end anyway. But yeah, wow, Askey is really strong. With that close cut hair and lanky body he looks a bit like MvDP on the bike.
I just think it's a little confusing that the Alfredo referred to in this race is not Alfredo Binda, as over in the WWT race held today, but rather Alfredo Martini.