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Rémi Cavagna podiums the ITT at Critérium du Dauphiné yet he wished for more: "I’m a bit disappointed"
CyclingThursday, 08 June 2023 at 02:30
When Rémi Cavagna crossed the line, he took a comfortable lead. The Soudal - Quick-Step rider stayed in the hot seat for nearly an hour before Mikkel Bjerg destroyed his time nearly half a minute. Eventually, another Dane, Jonas Vingegaard, beat Cavagna's time as well, moving the French rider to final third place.
"I’m a bit disappointed, as I would have liked to win today, but on the other hand, given that I wasn’t at 100% these past few stages, it’s a good result to be in the top three. It’s also reassuring to see that my shape is improving and motivating for what comes next," explained Rémi at the finish.
With this, Cavagna's individual goals are concluded as following stages won't favour the French timetrialist. Yet he'll still have to give his best to support Julian Alaphilippe and to deserve his spot at Tour de France later in July.
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