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Tour of Guangxi: Paul Magnier Claims Victory and the Race Lead as Sprinters Survive Hilly Stage 4

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Cees Bol second, Max Kanter third in Tian'e after late crash disrupts the sprint

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A victim of a mechanical incident the day before, the Frenchman won on Friday the fourth stage of the Guangxi Tour in the sprint. He scored a second victory this week.

·Paris, France
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French cyclist Paul Magnier won the fourth stage of the Tour of Guangxi and returned to the top of the standings after one day. The Soudal-Quick Step rider clearly dominated the mass sprint and made up for the disappointment of the previous stage, in which he tore his shoe off the pedal at the end and lost hope of victory. Today he was able to follow up on the triumph from the opening stage, having won five laurels in China last year.

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This Friday, Paul Magnier won in the sprint the fourth stage of the Tour du Guangxi – his second victory of the week – and took the lead in the overall classification. The finish was marked by a fall in the last few metres.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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Paul Magnier returns to roar at the Tour of Guangxi 2026. With a perfect flight the French speedster Soudal Quick-Step has conquered the fourth hamlet of the Chinese stage race, the Bama-Tian'e of 165, 7 kilometers, preceding in the order Cees Bol......

Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step) won the fourth stage of the Tour of Guangxi after a peloton finish. The Frenchman became the new race leader. The fourth stage of the race in China was just under 166 kilometers long, leading from Bama to Tian'e. The route featured four climbs and an elevation gain of over 2,700 meters. Shortly after the sharp start, the following appeared ahead of the peloton: […] The post Tour of Guangxi 2026: Paul Magnier with…

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naszosie.pl broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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