Tour of the Basque Country: Phase One
end
Tour of the Basque Country has its first president: Ethan Hayter. Ineos’ fast man still had the most gunpowder in his legs in the difficult final straight. Hayter capitalized on an impressive lead from teammate Omar Frilly to blast Mauro Schmid and John Aberatori off his wheel.
- 5:28 p.m. Also in the top ten: Carapaz (6) and our compatriot Hermans (7). .
Also in the top ten: Karapaz (sixth) and our compatriot Hermans (seventh).
- 5 p.m. 28. Mauro Schmid is in second place, and Aperatori in third. .
Mauro Schmid is in second place and Aperatore in third.
- 17:27 No one can get off the wheel of Hayter, he wins by bike length. .
No one can get off the wheel of a Hayter, he wins by bike length.
- 5 p.m. 26 Match over
Hayter finishes perfect supremacy!
The Briton easily wins after a perfect lead from Omar Friley. Nobody gets close to Hayter, who is also the first captain.
- 17h24. Fraile lifts a sprint for Ethan Hayter. .
Fraile pulls off an Ethan Hayter sprint.
- 5 m 24. Another km! Soudal – Quick Step is working fine, we are entering the last kilometre. .
How many last!
Soudal – Quick Step is working fine, we are entering the last kilometre.
- 17:23 Borgodio tried on his own, he spent a few meters forward. .
Borgodo tries a solo, taking a few meters forward.
- 17:23 Alpecin – Dekonink time excellent, reporting in front at 2km. .
Alpecin – Deceuninck were perfectly timed, reporting in front 2km away.
- 17:22. We dive in the last 3km at a brisk pace, and the sprint seems to seem more and more intense. & nbsp; .
We’re diving down the last 3km at a brisk pace, and the sprint seems to be getting more and more intense.
- 5pm 21. Soudal – A quick move we see in front for the first time. They seem to be riding in service of Bagioli, the Italian far from slow on a tough finish. .
We see Soudal – Quick Step in the lead for the first time. They seem to be riding in service of Bagioli, the Italian far from slow on a tough finish.
- 5pm-7pm.. Quentin Hermans and Stefano Oldani are at the back of the peloton, and the pace is picking up at the front. & nbsp; 4 kilometers to go! .
Quentin Hermans and Stefano Oldani are at the back of the peloton, and the pace is picking up at the front.
4 kilometers to go!
- 5 p.m. 4. Last 10km. There is still 10 km to go, preparations for the race are already underway. & nbsp; 3 km from the finish, it goes up and down again sharply. Late dropout is still possible there. .
The last 10 km
There is still 10 km to go, preparations for the race are already underway.
3 km from the finish, it goes up and down again sharply. Late dropout is still possible there.
- 5 p.m. 14. FDJ, with leader David Godeau, we can see pretty well up front all day. & nbsp; However, the Frenchman did not interfere in the middle sprint. & nbsp; The question is whether Gaudu didn’t care or couldn’t have done a better job, he was still ill after Paris-Nice. .
We could see FDJ, with leader David Gaudu, out front all day.
However, the Frenchman did not interfere in the intermediate race.
The question is whether Gaudu didn’t care or couldn’t have done a better job, he was still ill after Paris-Nice.
- 17 hours 12. There is enough space for all trains on the wide roads. & nbsp; We see 8 teams next to each other in the front row. .
There is enough space for all the trains on the wide roads.
We see 8 teams next to each other in the front row.
- 17 hrs 10. The peloton continues to lead at a tight pace. & nbsp; In the background we see a group of riders who have been released, never to rejoin. .
The peloton continues to lead at a tight pace.
In the background we see a group of riders who have been released, never to rejoin.
- 17:08 Let’s take a look at the men who are fasting. Hetter, Schilling and Arnaborough are the main names. We can also expect our compatriot Quentin Hermans to reach the bullish end point. .
Let’s take a look at the fasting guys.
Hetter, Schilling and Arnaborough are the main names. We can also expect our compatriot Quentin Hermans to reach the bullish end point.
- 5:06 p.m. There’s still 15 kilometers to go, and the sprint seems to be getting more and more intense. .
Still 15 km to go, jogging seems more and more bearable.
- 17:06 Trek’s sports director notes that there’s a lot of headwind in the last kilometer. He advises his knights to wait as long as possible until they are turned on. .
Trek’s sports director points out that there are plenty of headwinds in the last kilometer. He advises his knights to wait as long as possible until they are turned on.
- 5:03 p.m. The peloton splits into several pieces, and about 25 riders seem to have missed the boat. .
The peloton splits into several pieces, and about 25 riders seem to miss the boat.
- 17 hours 02. After the middle sprint falls silent. Vingegaard & Co. do not want to continue. & nbsp; .
After the middle enemy falls silent. Vingegaard and his colleagues don’t want to lead.
“Subtly charming internet specialist. Avid writer. Friendly alcohol guru. Music ninja. Devoted social media fanatic.”
More Stories
Subscribe! Cristiano Ronaldo is now also breaking a world record with… a brand new YouTube channel
Even email or phone calls are banned, but how can Formula 1 check that teams are not working on cars during the summer break?
Robert Stannard explains for the first time about his long doping ban, just before his comeback