Tejada referred to the strategy of the breakaway group to secure the victory. "The group we were in was good, we were all pulling and in the end it was a sprint battle," he explained. It was a memorable victory and the fruit of hard work for
Harold Tejada, who overtook Italy's Andrea Piccolo and 47-year-old Spanish veteran Oscar Sevilla, who now sits in second place in the overall standings, just one second behind the Colombian.
"It has not been easy, to win now is something very nice. I've been waiting for it for a long time. The team always wants results in the end. This morning I woke up wanting to win and I also want to win in the Alto del Vino stage. All victories are welcome," added Tejada, referring to his future expectations in the competition.