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Cycling. "I Don't Give a Damn About the Controversy": David Gaudu Responds to Criticism and Bids Farewell to the Tour De France

Two days after the article by the Parisien evoking his absence at the start of the next Tour de France and the criticisms of his team-mates, David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ United) spoke against the media on the occasion of the French championships at La Tour-du-Pin (Isère).

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