Caleb Ewan has returned to the peloton after having missed the classics period he had been pointed towards, and has done so with great success as he went on to take the win in the initial stage of the Tour of Turkey.
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Despite being far from pan-flat, it was a day for the fast men. Despite some attacks in the final 30 rolling kilometers, Alpecin-Fenix and Lotto Soudal controlled the race in favour of their leaders which would end up fighting for the win at the end. Lotto delivered Ewan to the first spot where he launched his sprint and never again could be passed as the Australian kept his speed to the line, beating Jasper Philipsen and Kaden Groves.
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- Now we know the real secret🤣😁
- The UCI adheres to some archaic rules but does not consider serious infringements.🙄
- Isn't he on 6 million a year? Someone knows?
- Just a bit dizzy from having to take all those corners.
- That 2nd acceleration during the 1st.. Pheww.. Simply world class.
- Wuyts needs to take his pills. Van Aert was the only one of all 5 favourites that didn't carry out a real attack. Pogacar twice, Pedersen, Bettiol, MvdP..
- Ganna's gold medal win was really something. Bigham is position is very aerodynamic. Bigham was 2.2 s up at 3.25 k mark and Ganna won making up the deficit in 0.75 k.
- Nobody skips the Worlds!!
- He better could have skipped the Worlds. Someone needs to protect him from his own ambition.
- Their tactic was okay. But what tactics take into account the weather and the Mathieu van der Poel phenomenon
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