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Casper van Uden wins stage two of Tour de l'Avenir in new bunch sprint
CyclingSaturday, 20 August 2022 at 21:00
The Tour de l'Avenir is having a sprinter-friendly start, with the second stage finishing in a bunch sprint which was won by the Netherlands' Casper van Uden.
The 21-year old, member of Team DSM in the Elite ranks, has taken to the top step after beating the same podium contenders of the previous day in Sebastian Kolze Changizi and Sam Watson. Soren Waerenskjold however has kept the yellow jersey into the fourth day of racing, which will see a hillier profile.
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