Yates goes clear! @AdamYates7's tough pace paid off as he goes clear in the final kilometres at #DeineTour Keep pushing Adam 👊👊👊
Adam Yates has won the fourth stage of the Deutschland Tour. He overcame the harsh climb and crossed the finish line first to secure the victory.
The breakaway included Jakob Gessner, Frederik Rassmann, Joshua Huppertz, Harm Vanhaucke, Abram Stockman, and Michael Stockman. The group took a lead of 2 minutes and 15 seconds. They worked together and increase the lead to over 5 minutes and 30 seconds in the next few kilometers.
The peloton caught up with the breakaway rider just 8 kilometers before the finish line. Adam Yates started to increase the pace and create a gap of 15 seconds. Pello Bilbao was behind Yates. But Adam was able to maintain his lead till the finish line and secure the victory. Pello Bilbao had to satisfy himself with silver, while Mauri Vansevenant took the bronze.
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- He's still sour over that uphill time trial upset.Front24220-11-2024
- What crime was he convicted of?Front24220-11-2024
- Demare and Pog and possibly Kristoffabstractengineer20-11-2024
- After the Cian Saga, all contracts should have a release clause or at least a legal framework for contract breaking. this is getting ridiculous.abstractengineer20-11-2024
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- The ones I know were great races, sure, but all of cycling history, and they're almost all from 2010 to now? Yeah no. I mean, great choices, some amazing stages, watched many of them live, have re-watched many of them when I could, but really this is 8 great races from the past 15 years, plus two others.RidesHills19-11-2024
- We never compare oranges to apples. It's always apples to oranges. Order is important. Not sure why. :)Sweep19-11-2024
- True. But sometime the top 2 or 3 riders don't finish.Sweep19-11-2024