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Cycling Worlds: Paul Seixas, the Time in the Skin

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On paper, the young French star is not among the very first favourites for the podium, which behind Remco Evenepoel, a triple winner presumed untouchable, are first on the side of the rolling machines like Filippo Ganna and Stefan Küng. But excluding him from the medal race would be imprudent given the singular talent of the Lyonnais, propelled leader of the French team at only 19 years old. "He is fourth in his first Tour de France at 19 years …

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On paper, the young French star is not among the very first favourites for the podium, which behind Remco Evenepoel, a triple winner presumed untouchable, are first on the side of the rolling machines like Filippo Ganna and Stefan Küng. But excluding him from the medal race would be imprudent given the singular talent of the Lyonnais, propelled leader of the French team at only 19 years old. "He is fourth in his first Tour de France at 19 years …

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Paul Seixas will compete this Sunday on the time trial of the World Road Cycling Championships in Montreal (Canada) with his compatriot Bruno Armirail. He will be present at the start. Not without ambition. Paul Seixas will take part this Sunday in the time trial of the World Road Cycling Championships in Montreal (Canada), accompanied by his compatriot Bruno Armirail. And the young tricolor (19 years), 4th of the last Tour de France, has as "bi…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Two months after finishing her first Tour de France, the new tricolor star is ahead of the Worlds from 20 September. In the absence of Pogacar.

·Paris, France
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France24 broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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