🇦🇷 #VueltaSJ2023 Q. Simmons takes the stage with a late attack 🥉 and another day in the leader’s jersey for @Sammmy_Be 👏🏼👊🏼
“Sam’s sprint was really strong, and we are happy with another podium”: Bora-Hansgrohe Sports Director Bernhard Eisel satisfied with the team performance at Stage 3 in Vuelta a San Juan
CyclingWednesday, 25 January 2023 at 01:25
Stage 3 of Vuelta a San Juan ended with the victory of Trek-Segafredo rider Quinn Simmons. Simmons won with a strong attack on the last kilometer, but the mass sprint was once again for Sam Bennett who was the best sprinter in stage 1.
“ The stage in summary: Hot, windy and nervous. The goal was to fight for
the stage win with Sam Bennett and to get Sergio Higuita through the
day without losing any time. The guys worked a lot again today,
especially neo-pro Florian Lipowitz put in an impressive performance for
the third day in a row “, stated Bernhard Eisel.
The Bora-Hansgrohe sports director complained again for the weathers conditions who have being very hot and windy during the last stages. Still the team managed to do well during the race controlling the breakaway.
"In the end it was very hectic, and Simmons attack was difficult to parry. But Sam’s sprint was really strong, and we are happy with another podium.”, he ended being satisfied with the team performance.
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