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Cycling - Tour De l'Avenir. Italian Davide Stella Takes a Long Run to Saint-Vallier

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This Saturday afternoon, the Tour de l'Avenir arrived in Saône-et-Loire. To reach Saint-Vallier, the riders travelled a little more than 230 kilometers from Vierzon. Long led by several escapes, the runaways were caught up only a few blocks from the finish. After a usable and rhythmic stage that saw the victory of Italian Davide Stella.
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For the 62nd edition of the Tour de l'Avenir, Saint-Vallier spent an exceptional weekend. Indeed, the commune hosted this Saturday, the arrival of the 3rd stage Vierzon – Saint-Vallier (232 km), before becoming, today Sunday, the starting point of the 4th stage towards Semur‐en‐Auxois (131 km). Early arrival of the riders The riders, arriving with a large advance on the scheduled schedule, launched a late afternoon placed under the sign of convi…

This Saturday afternoon, the Tour de l'Avenir arrived in Saône-et-Loire. To reach Saint-Vallier, the riders travelled a little more than 230 kilometers from Vierzon. Long led by several escapes, the runaways were caught up only a few blocks from the finish. After a usable and rhythmic stage that saw the victory of Italian Davide Stella.

Following a sprint that almost got upset by a breakaway duo, Italian Davide Stella (UAE Emirates Gen Z) won the third stage of the Tour de l'Avenir on Saturday, ahead of his compatriot Thomas Capra (Bahrain-Victorious Development) and Pole Dawid Lewandowski.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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