Ben Tulett takes opening prologue win at the Tour of Norway ahead of INEOS teammate Magnus Sheffield
CyclingFriday, 26 May 2023 at 19:40
Ben Tulett has claimed the victory in the opening prologue of the 2023 Tour of Norway.
With Magnus Sheffield posting what looked like it could be a winning time at 14:29 but it was his INEOS Grenadiers teammate, Ben Tulett who went even better, posting a time of 14:28. Last man on the course, Attila Valter came close but the win was Tulett's.
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