🇲🇾 PHOTO: @PETRONASLTdL Gleb Syritsa wins Stage 2 in a bunch sprint ⬇️ #LeTourDeLangkawi #AstanaQazaqstanTeam 📷 @SprintCycling
Astana's Gleb Syritsa takes stage win on day two of the Tour de Langkawi
CyclingSunday, 24 September 2023 at 11:26
The Tour de Langkawi's stage two ended in another bunch sprint, and as he did last year, Gleb Syritsa has taken a victory in a bunch sprint, beating strong competition.
The Astana Qazaqstan Team rider has won the stage into Kota Bharu, beating stage one winner and race leader Arvid de Kleijn, and Green Project's Enrico Zanoncello.
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