PREVIEW | Tour of Britain 2024 stage 5 - Can Paul Magnier win another sprint with Evenepoel and Alaphilippe leadout?
CyclingFriday, 06 September 2024 at 17:36
From the 3rd to the 8th of September Great Britain's biggest event, the Tour of Britain, will be on the road. We preview stage 5.
The fifth day of racing is also one for the sprinters, starting and finishing in Northampton where the fastest finishers will have the spotlight in the finale.
Stage 5: Northampton - Northampton, 147.2 kilometers
Prediction Tour of Britain 2024 stage 5:
*** Paul Magnier
** Ethan Vernon
* Matevz Govekar, Ethan Hayter, Erlend Blikra, Casper van Uden, Emils Liepins, Jake Stewart
** Ethan Vernon
* Matevz Govekar, Ethan Hayter, Erlend Blikra, Casper van Uden, Emils Liepins, Jake Stewart
Pick: Paul Magnier
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