Edward Theuns por tercer año consecutivo el Japan Cup Criterium con el ganador de Paris-Tours, Riley Sheehan, segundo y Axel Zingle, tercero. Aún siendo un Criterium, mirad la imagen final. Colleja de Van Gils a Bouglas
VIDEO: Edward Theuns' brutal sprint to win his third consecutive Japan Cup Criterium
CyclingSunday, 15 October 2023 at 04:00
International cycling stopped for a moment in Japan for the exciting Japan Cup Criterium, and once again Edward Theuns proved his supremacy in this race by winning his third consecutive title. This year's edition, which took place in Utsunomiya, did not disappoint, and thrills were the order of the day.
The final sprint was tremendous and the Lidl-Trek rider again took the win. Next to him on the podium, two outstanding cyclists. Riley Sheehan, the winner of the prestigious Paris-Tours race, took second place. On the third step of the podium was Axel Zingle.
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