Paul Seixas, "impressed" with the support of Basque fans
In addition, the leader of the Itzulia has appreciated this support from Basque fans and stressed that the third stage has been "a quiet day".
Paul Seixas (Decathlon), leader of the Tour, said he was "impressed" with Basque fans and appreciated the support they give him with the leader's jersey.
As for the third stage, he points out that the day has been quiet. "The getaway has been completed late, many wanted me to get into it, and my team let me do it. Then we set our pace and other teams have worked together. It has been a quiet day. I am a leader and I feel more respected in the platoon," he said at the Basauri goal.
On the other hand, Seixas (19 years old, Lyon) has assumed normally the impact that his two stage victories have had on the cycling world. "I've been in the cycling circus for a long time and now attention is increasing. I have my head on my job, pedaling, and I'm doing well," he said.
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