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Oliver Naesen: “I did my best”
“I have no regrets. I did everything I could to get on the podium. I never approached the race the wrong way. In the sprint, I had room to make my effort. I was never able to get past Julian's rear wheel. I saw who was going to win Milan-San Remo and there was nothing I could do about it. It's a strange feeling! I feel very strong at the moment, I'm not stressed at all. I feel comfortable and I try to make sure my teammates feel the same way. We rode well together all day and got through the Cipressa perfectly. After a very good Paris-Nice, I expected to be at the front today. With the legs I have at the moment, I can't wait for the Flemish classics next week with the E3 BinckBank Classic and Gent-Wevelgem."
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Second in Milan San-Remo, Oliver Naesen signed his first podium on a cycling Monument. This is the third podium for the AG2R LA MONDIALE team on this type of event since last year. Silvan Dillier finished second in Paris-Roubaix and Romain Bardet finished third in Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
NEWS
All the team at the arrival
All seven of our riders the finish line today in San Remo. Behind Clément Venturini (24th), who was competing for the second time, Romain Bardet (50th), Larry Warbasse (70th), Dorian Godon (92nd), Nans Peters (129th), and Julien Duval (151st) completed the Primavera for the first time.
