Geoffrey Bouchard: «It's a bit infuriating.»
«We managed to break away at the top of the climb after an hour of racing. Within the breakaway, we worked well together and rode very fast.
On the last few hills, I tried to attack, but I was really tired and the headwind wasn't helping a lone rider. We looked at each other a bit, but luckily we had a comfortable lead. It's a shame to miss out on a great victory. Like in Paris-Camembert (4th), whoever attacks at the red flag goes all the way, so it's a bit frustrating.»[/su_quote]
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On the eve of the Alpine weekend, Ben O'Connor gained a place in the overall classification of the Critérium du Dauphiné. He is now 9th, 2’10’’ behind the leader.
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Clément Champoussin finishes sixth in the Aargau Grand Prix
After breaking away in the final stretch and being caught 6 km from the finish line, Clément Champoussin took sixth place in the GP du Canton d'Argovie (Switzerland). Benoît Cosnefroy finished 10th and Nans Peters 16th.
