Axel Zingle takes bunch sprint win at Famenne Ardenne Classic
CyclingSunday, 02 October 2022 at 16:52
The Famenne Ardenne Classic was a race that suited the classics riders, however many have survived the hilly route which led to a large bunch sprint at the end, where Cofidis' Axel Zingle took the stage win.
Although Cofidis is no longer with meaningful pressure to perform, the Frenchman's win has brought an additional 125 UCI points. Zingle beat Amaury Capiot and Oliver Naesen to the line.
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