US EditionPaul Magnier Sprints to Victory on Stage 1 of Tour of Guangxi After Crash Within the Final 500m Splits Bunch
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The last race of the world series has started in southern China: the 6th Tour of Guangxi. The opening sprint stage was won, as expected, by 21-year-old Frenchman Paul Magnier (Soudal QuickStep). The only Slovenian in China, Luka Mezgec, was 38th.
Grenoblais sprinter Paul Magnier won the first stage of the Guangxi Tour in China on Tuesday, the last World Tour race of the season. At 21, Soudal Quick-Step rider continues an impressive series of victories with ten victories in thirteen days.
The final stage of the cycling world series has begun in China. The first, 149.7-kilometer stage of the Tour of Guangxi was decided by a sprint won by Frenchman Paul Magnier (Soudal-Quick Step). Second place went to German Max Kanter and third to Belgian Jordi Meeus.
Frenchman Paul Magnier dominated the sprint on the first stage of the Guangxi Tour on Tuesday, after a big fall put the world down in the last 500 meters. This is his eleventh victory since August.
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