In the heat of the Ain, Anthony Delaplace took 11th place in Lagnieu at the end of a medium mountain stage.
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Sébastien Hinault, directeur sportif
“It came down to the pedal on the last climb of the day. Anthony is where he belongs today, he even made a nice climb because in front of him there were pure climbers. As for Elie, he still lacks a little bit of racing rhythm at intensities like today. We know where he comes from, it’s not worrying. It’s a necessary step in order to work for the future.”
“It came down to the pedal on the last climb of the day. Anthony is where he belongs today, he even made a nice climb because in front of him there were pure climbers. As for Elie, he still lacks a little bit of racing rhythm at intensities like today. We know where he comes from, it’s not worrying. It’s a necessary step in order to work for the future.”