Cycling: Matteo Trentin Wins His Third Paris-Tours
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The French riders let the victory escape during the Paris-Tours. Despite a promising acceleration, Paul Lapeira and Thibaud Gruel slowed to one kilometer of the finish, allowing Matteo Trentin to...
Matteo Trentin won Paris-Tours and led Albert Withen Philipsen, among others, to third place in the sprint.
The Italian won the sprint in front of Frenchman Christophe Laporte on the Paris-Tours this Sunday.
Launched towards victory, the two French riders Paul Lapeira and Thibaud Gruel looked at each other in the final. Matteo Trentin took the opportunity to win in the sprint ahead of Christophe Laporte.
The Italian won the sprint on Sunday in a group of six that had three Frenchmen, two of whom joined the red flame.
On Sunday 12 October, Italian Matteo Trentin won his third Paris-Tours, one of the oldest classics in the world, winning the sprint ahead of French title holder Christophe Laporte. The veteran of the 36-year-old Tudor team took advantage of the squashing of the two French escapees Paul Lapeira and Thibaud Gruel, who stopped riding the red flame with a single stroke, to settle a small group of six riders and win his first win of the season.
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