🏅🇨🇴Sergio Higuita (Bora-Hansgrohe) gana la Etapa 3 del Tour de Polonia 2022 🇵🇱 #TdP22 #TdP2022 #Ciclismo #Noticiclismo
Tour de Pologne: Sergio Higuita wins stage three in brutally steep hilltop finale
CyclingMonday, 01 August 2022 at 16:34
The third day of the Tour de Pologne saw a different set of riders fighting for the win, in a day that was important for the overall classification, which saw BORA - hansgrohe's Sergio Higuita cross the line in first place for a strong win.
Mathias Brändle (Israel - Premier Tech), Michel Hessmann (Jumbo-Visma), Edward Theuns (Trek - Segafredo), Piotr Brozyna and Marcin Budzinski (Poland National Team) went up the road early in the day, leading most of the stage.
The group stood little chances, however Jumbo's Hessmann rode a strong stage, resisting the chase of the peloton in the hattrick of climbs, taking the KOM points as he was caught just after the summit of the last of the small hilltops.
There, several attacks surged in the peloton, with Davide Formolo, Mauri Vansevenant and Quinten Hermans between those present in the move, however with the long and flat stretch of the road that followed, there was not much drive after the gradients smoothed down. UAE Team Emirates took over the pace in the peloton as the riders headed to the summit finish in Przemysl.
Mike Teunissen launched a move at the bottom of the final climb, with a response from INEOS Grenadiers who paced into the steep final kilometer where the gradients reaches as high at 15%. Sebastien Berwick first put a move, with Quentin Pacher afterwards, but with some riders able to follow the wheels. In the final short straight where the gradients eased Sergio Higuita launched a move off the front and opened a small gap, that no-one could close heading into the line. Pello Bilbao sprinted to second place, as Quinten Hermans finished third. The Colombian is also the new leader of the race as Jonas Abrahamsen couldn't sustain the pace of the peloton.
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