Last mile of the 1st stage of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Tour
French cyclist Alex Baudin (EF Education - EasyPost) won the first stage of the Auvergne-Rhôneo-Alpes Tour, 146.2 km between Vizille and Saint-Ismier.
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The American cyclist from the Lidl-Trek team has been the fastest on the getaway, which for a few seconds has crossed the finish line in Montrond-les-Bains on Wednesday.
Simmons has emerged victorious from the day's getaway, and Baudin is still wearing the yellow jersey
The American champion has left behind, among others, Finn Fisher-Black (Red Bull Bora) and Matteo Vercher (Total Energies) in a 10-runner sprint.
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Matteo Jorgenson's Visma team wins the clock in Perreux
The second Netcompany INEOS UK team has been ranked, and the third EF Education-EasyPost, 29 seconds from the winners, allowing French cyclist Alex Baudin to maintain the lead.
Anthon Charmist wins the last mile of the 2nd stage of the Auvergne-Rodano-Alpes Tour
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Alex Baudin took the getaway to the end and released the leader jersey
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