The second day of racing at the Critérium du Dauphiné headed to the hills on Monday, with the final 20 kilometres of the stage taking on two categorised climbs and a drag uphill to the line.
Team dsm-firmenich PostNL's
Warren Barguil approached the stage as a test of his legs after training camp and thus hasn't contested the final sprint.
The stage was won by
Magnus Cort, while Barguil finished safely in the bunch in 36th place. "It was the first hilly stage in the Dauphiné. After coming back from altitude camp with the team, I wasn’t sure where I would be before the start. The team protected me well today throughout the stage," Barguil begins a
press release published by his team.