Cycling: Paul Seixas Wins the Tour Du Pays Basque, the First French Victory in 19 Years

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Bike pro Florian Lipowitz gets better and better in shape. After third place on the Tour of Catalonia he gets the next top position. Only the prodigy of cycling is better. Now a duel with the big star of the scene is waiting.

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At 19 years of age and 198 days, the French rider of the Decathlon CMA-CGM team became, on Saturday 11 April, the youngest winner in the history of a staged race at the highest level. This will further increase the expectations surrounding it.

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Paul Seixas is a Frenchman who has impacted professional cycling in 2026, with his first great triumph in the Vuelta al País Vasco 2026.Who is Paul Seixas?Paul Seixas is a French professional cyclist who won the Vuelta al País Vasco in 2026.How old is Paul Seixas?Paul Seixas is 19 years old.When was Paul Seixas born?Paul Seixas was born on September 24, 2006 Where was Paul Seixas born?Paul Seixas nation in Lyon, France.What is Paul Seixas' weigh…

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American cyclist Andrew August won the sixth and final stage of the Tour of the Basque Country in heavy rain, which saw 19-year-old Frenchman Paul Seixas take the overall victory in Bergara. Slovenian ace Primož Roglič, third overall before the final stage, crashed out about 56 km before the finish line. He ended up 55th in the stage, dropping to 16th overall.

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The winner of the Tour du Pays Basque on Saturday, the tricolor cyclist Paul Seixas impresses the bike planet. Only 19 years old, he impresses with his precocity and gives great hopes for the continuation of his career. TF1info returns on the course of Lyonnais, which we could find this summer on the roads of the Tour de France. - Even not 20 years, but already great: Paul Seixas, the revival of French cycling (Sports).

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At 19, Seixas was the first Frenchman since Christophe Moreau, in 2007, to win a staged race at the World Tour level.