Norway's Hagenes Wins Historic Paris-Tours Classic
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The race was first run in 1896, the same year as the first Paris-Roubaix and seven years before the inaugural Tour de France. Hagenes escaped from an 11-strong group just before the final kilometre of the 216km race, which these days starts about 80km southwest of Paris in Chartres. The 23-year-old held on to win by two seconds from Belgian Jasper Stuyven and Frenchman Christophe Laporte, the 2024 winner. Since Tour organisers ASO took over runn…
Norwegian Per Strand Hagenes won the 120th edition of Paris-Tours on Sunday, resisting the return of Jasper Stuyven and Christophe Laporte.
The Norwegian rider from Visma-Lease a Bike trapped the strong men by placing an attack just before the red flame on Sunday.
While his team-mate Per Strand Hagenes raised his arms and won this Sunday at Paris-Tours, Christophe Laporte said he was happy to see his team-mate win when he also took a place on the podium.This article Cycling – Paris-Tours : Laporte delighted to have participated in the success of Hagenes est apparu en premier sur Sport 365.
Per Strand Hagenes wins Paris-Tours with late attack
Norwegian rider Per Strand Hagenes claimed victory in the 120th edition of Paris-Tours on Sunday, becoming the first rider from his country to win the classic. The 23-year-old attacked inside the final kilometre from an 11-rider lead group and held off the chase to take the victory. Jasper Stuyven of Soudal Quick-Step took second place, […]
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