Remco Evenepoel Profile: Time-Trial Power and Tour Ambition
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The second place finisher from this year's Tour won the most prestigious Spanish and Basque one-day race, defeating Richard Carapaz in the sprint.
At Clasica San Sebastian, cycling pro Felix Gall has succeeded in a good re-entry into the racing scene! On Saturday, the East Tyrolean took 18th place in the sprint of the first follow-up group in the Basque Country in the over 221 kilometres leading race ...The victory was secured a few days after his second place in the Tour de France for the fourth time by the Belgian Remco Evenepoel. This makes the ex-world champion the sole record winner o…
Just six days after his second-place finish in the Tour de France, Remco Evenepoel won the Clasica San Sebastian for the fourth time, ahead of Richard Carapaz. The Belgian now holds the record for the most victories in the race.
The Belgian Remco Evenepoel is the first professional to win in San Sebastian for the fourth time. Felix Gall competed his first race since his second place in the Giro and convinced him uphill.
Very expected on the Basque classic, the Belgian, Dolphin of Tadej Pogacar in Paris, offered a fourth record title in Saint-Sebastien.
The Belgian champion beats Carapaz in the finish line and becomes the first cyclist to win the race four times
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