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PREVIEW | Tour of Guangxi 2024 stage 2 - Another sprint showdown expected in China
CyclingTuesday, 15 October 2024 at 17:14
The Tour of Guangxi will be the final World Tour event of the season; taking place between the 15th and 20th of October. The peloton will be in China for what is the final stage-race of the season, but one that will still be important to many. We preview stage 2.
Stage 2 is another day for the sprinters but... Again with an interesting obstacle. This time around a slightly longer climb which finishes with 31 kilometers to go, this one is around 7 kilometers long at 4%, not too hard but for some sprinters it may cause trouble and the real issue is the lack of any descent afterwards.
Only flat or slightly uphill roads towards the finale in Jingxi. The finale itself will be completely flat however and without featuring any meaningful technical feature.
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Stage 2: Chongzuo - Jingxi, 176.7 kilometers
Prediction Tour of Guangxi 2024 stage 2:
*** Juan Sebastian Molano
** Ethan Vernon, Lionel Taminiaux,
* Milan Fretin, Max Kanter, Luke Lamperti, Gijs van Hoecke, Gleb Syritsa, Jhonatan Narvaez, Fabio Jakobsen, Casper van Uden.
Pick: Juan Sebastian Molano
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