VIDEO: On-Bike with Geoffrey Soupe during his stunning Vuelta stage win
CyclingSaturday, 02 September 2023 at 10:30
35-year-old Geoffrey Soupe is often seen working in the service of others during bunch sprints as a lead out man.
Given his own chance to shine on stage 7 of the 2023 Vuelta a Espana however, the Frenchman for TotalEnergies grabbed his opportunity with both hands to take a stunning stage win, the first Grand Tour success of his career.
Now you can dive right into the thick of the action yourself courtesy of new footage revealed. View the sprint from Soupe's bike and watch as the likes of Kaden Groves and Filippo Ganna struggle and are ultimately unable to come around the bearded Frenchman.
Check it out in the video below!
🤪 Súbete a la bici del ganador. Disfruta del sprint final con la cámara On Board de @GeoffSoupe - @TeamTotalEnrg.
— La Vuelta (@lavuelta) September 1, 2023
🚀 Onboard with a winner. Witness @GeoffSoupe's victory from a whole new angle.#LaVuelta23 pic.twitter.com/bK3QOU5pzf
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