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Tour of Guangxi: Frits Biesterbos Surprises Favourites on Stage 2 for Picnic PostNL's First WorldTour Victory of the Season

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Dutch fast man takes first pro win ahead of Paul Magnier and Olav Kooij in Jingxi

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Frits Biesterbos has won his first stage win as a professional cyclist. The 24-year-old Team Picnic PostNL rider surprisingly sprinted to victory in China on Wednesday in the second stage of the Tour of Guangxi, the last WorldTour race of the cycling season.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Frits Biesterbos created the surprise this Wednesday by winning the second stage of the Guangxi Tour in the sprint, ahead of his compatriot Olav Kooij and Frenchman Paul Magnier.

·Paris, France
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In the final week of a difficult cycling season, the Dutch team Picnic-PostNL has finally secured its first stage victory in a World Tour race.

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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For the first time in the sprint on the Tour du Guangxi, where Paul Magnier (22 years old) remained in his favourite exercise, he was angry after the finish. The still leader of the general classification regretted having launched his sprint so early. This article Cycling – Tour de Guangxi (E2): Magnier wants to appear first on Sport 365.

Paul Magnier (22 years old) beaten but still leader. Twenty-four hours after giving himself a new stage victory over the Guangxi Tour, the final rendezvous of the season with regard to the World Tour, the young Frenchman who had razzled last season on the same event by raising his arms five times (on six days of racing) did not pass far from recidivating and thus growing his winning collection again. Unfortunately for the sprinter of the Soudal …

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sporza.be broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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