Harold Tejada logra su primera victoria profesional en el #TourColombia2024. Se impone a Andrea Piccolo y Óscar Sevilla en la segunda etapa. Colocándose también líder de la prueba.
Tour Colombia GC update after the second stage: 47-year-old Oscar Sevilla, 1 second behind leader Harold Tejada
CyclingThursday, 08 February 2024 at 10:05
After the second stage of the Tour Colombia, Harold Tejada, Astana rider, is the general classification leader after his stage victory. The 47-year-old veteran Óscar Sevilla is second, just a single second behind the Colombian. Italy's Andrea Piccolo closes the provisional podium just 5 seconds behind.
Favourites Esteban Chaves, Rigoberto Urán, Egan Bernal, Nairo Quintana, Richard Carapaz and Alexey Lutsenko are currently 34 seconds off the lead with plenty of mountains still to race.
TOUR COLOMBIA CLASSIFICATION AFTER STAGE TWO
1. Harold Tejada
2. Óscar Sevilla at 1".
3. Andrea Piccolo at 5".
4. Rodrigo Contreras at 11".
5. César David Gauavita at 11".
6. Yelson Reyes at 11".
7. Edgar Andrés Pinzón at 11".
8. Robison Chalapud at 11".
9. Javier Jamaica at 30".
10. Cristian Muñoz at 32".
14. Esteban Chaves at 34".
18. Rigoberto Urán at 34".
22. Egan Bernal at 34".
23. Nairo Quintana at 34".
26. Richard Carapaz at 34".
27. Alexey Lutsenko at 34".
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