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Kaden Groves allows the BikeExchange team to celebrate again in Catalonia |  Catalonia Tour 2022

Kaden Groves allows the BikeExchange team to celebrate again in Catalonia | Catalonia Tour 2022

Caden Groves took the opportunity to run the Tour of Catalonia before the peloton plunged into the Pyrenees. The Australian BikeExchange program was launched by compatriot Michael Matthews, winner of the opening stage, beating Phil Bauhaus (victor of Bahrain) in the sprint race in Perpignan. Jonas Hvideberg (Team DSM) takes over the captain’s jersey.

Watch the race here:

Peloton crossed into France in the second stage, because tomorrow a difficult mountain stage awaits you in the Pyrenees. The runners had to take their chance today to make the heavy climb.

3 riders chose the Forward Journey early in the race. Mountain King Jonas Hvedeberg (DSM) also slid down to collect points on the top of the three climbs.

On the last climb, the door to the back of the case was open. The most notable victim of this blistering pace was Richie Porte (Ineos). The Australian clearly wasn’t feeling well and got out of the race before the climb really started.

Matthias Skgelmus (Trek Segafredo) was shocked on the same climb. At Coll dels Belitres he dived over the wall, but was able to climb out of the ravine by himself and resume his race.

30 kilometers from the end, the first separatists invited her to withdraw. Hvideberg managed to collect the extra seconds along the way and that’s what earned him the captain’s jersey.

Fans in a nervous lock

The sprinting teams were fighting for their place at the front which caused tension in the peloton.

Falls, wind and high pace rip the peloton to levels. Simon Yates (BikeExchange) had to catch up after an accident, but the other rating guys, with the exception of Tom Dumoulin, were in the leading group.

The meeting was also attended by runners. Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl topped the pace in the closing kilometer, but it was Michael Matthews – the opening stage winner – who led the race ahead of compatriot Caden Groves.

Groves jumped off the wheel of Phil Bauhaus (the Bahrain victor) and earned a 2 out of 2 at the BikeExchange at the Tour of Catalonia. The Bauhaus had to be satisfied with the second place. Hugo Hofstetter (Arkéa-Samsic) completed the podium.

Groves: ‘I’ve been thinking about it’

After a nervous race, Kaden Groves was able to finish it off for BikeExchange. Orchards raced to victory. His teammate Simon Yates was on a chase group in the final stage due to an accident.

“It was a tough race,” Caden Groves says after the race. “The fans ripped the peloton to shreds. Movistar and Jumbo-Visma tried to up the speed because Simon Yates was on a chase group.”

BikeExchange took the lead in the group and began chasing the lead group. “My team was important today. My teammates worked at the front of the group all day to catch early splits, so I could run.”

“I’ve put my mind to this point. Maybe we can run again this week and get another win.”

  1. 17 hours. BikeExchange’s second straight win, Kaden Groves races to win. After Michael Matthews exits, Kaden Groves can finish it off. He beats Phil Bauhaus (Victor of Bahrain) in the sprint. †
  2. 4:00 p.m. 58. Michael Matthews starts racing at Kaden Groves’ job. †
  3. last kilometer. There is a piece of cloth! Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl increases tempo. Who will win in Perpignan? † 4 p.m. 58.
  4. 4 p.m. 58. Peter Seery (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl) takes the lead. It is the first pawn in the Wolfpack’s prologue. Ethan Vernon in the front seat. †
  5. 4 p.m. 55. Ethan Vernon (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl) is still in the leading group. Jumbo-Visma misses ranking man Tom Dumoulin and sprinter David Decker at the top. †
  6. 16:50. Steven Kreuswijk (Jumbo-Visma), Richard Carapaz (Ineos), Alejandro Valverde (Movistar), Pavel Sivakov (Ineos) and Nairo Quintana (Arkia Samsic) are the GC men who are part of the lead group. & nbsp; Also in attendance will be runners: Phil Bauhaus (victor Bahrain), Caden Groves (Bike Exchange), Sebastian Molano (UAE) and Hugo Hofstetter (Arkia Samsik).
  7. 16 hours 48. A thin peloton dived the last 10 kilometers. †
  8. 4 p.m. 46. Simon Yates (BikeExchange) chases in 35 seconds. †
  9. 4 pm 46. Fans! Due to the high frequency, the peloton is divided into two pieces. Simon Yates is on a group chase due to an accident and still has a long way to go to get him to the front of the group. †
  10. 16 hours 45. 15 kilometres. There is tension in the packaging. The teams are preparing for a sprint and are looking for a good diving spot for the last 10 km. †
  11. Simon Yates is involved in the fall. Some riders fall due to an obstacle on the road. Simon Yates (BikeExchange) is also involved in the falls and should stop for a while. His teammates are now bringing him back to the group. & nbsp; † 4 pm 43.
  12. 4 p.m. 39. Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos) also has to pursue a mechanical failure. His colleagues are trying to bring him back to the front. †
  13. 4 pm 37. High tempo. Mads Wurz Schmidt (Israel-Premier Tech) leads the pack and picks up the pace. It seems that the peloton was torn into two pieces due to the high speed, but this did not happen. Peloton tenses! 20 kilometers to go. & nbsp; †
  14. 4 p.m. 31. Sprinter teams go up in the peloton. Cofidis and Arkia Samsik lead the way. Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl is also located nearby. †
  15. 4 PM 27. A book for the leadership group. The three runners thank each other and are caught by the peloton after a journey of more than 150 kilometres. 30 kilometers to go! †
  16. 4 pm 25. Pyrenees tomorrow. Climbing starts tomorrow in Catalonia Tour. The classification men would attend the meeting immediately because the peloton would venture into the Catalan Pyrenees in the third stage. †
  17. 48 sec. In the lead group, the three riders still do well together, but in the peloton they don’t sit still. The team members search for each other and that’s how trains are formed. Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl is already ahead with Louis Vervaijk at the fore. Peloton wants a quick sprint, but the last danger has not yet passed. Things look better for the peloton, though, and they still have 48 seconds to make up for it. & nbsp; † 4 AD 19.
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