Jasper Philipsen has won the Paris–Bourges. He was the fastest among his rivals in the final sprint and secured the victory. This is his 9th victory of the season.
The breakaway consisted of three riders only, Jonathan Couanon, Stefan Bissegger and Otto Vergaerde. The trio worked together to create a gap of more than 6 minutes and 50 seconds.
The breakaway was caught 52 kilometers before the finish line. In a chaotic sprint , Jasper Philipsen came out on top and took the victory followed by Arnaud Démare. Bryan Coquard finished third.
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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.
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- 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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