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Paul Seixas, New Cycling Sensation in France, Declines Comparisions of Being Better than Pogacar at His Age
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Paul Seixas, born in Lyon 19 years ago, is one of the great promises of French cycling in general and of the UCI WorldTeam Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale, which last weekend became the youngest runner in more than 100 years in the Lombardy Giro to finish among the top 10 (seventh in one of the toughest racing days of road cycling, known as the Monument to the Climber. It was also the first monument of history for Seixas, who in the last year has won…
Paul Seixas, new cycling sensation in France, declines comparisions of being better than Pogacar at his age
Paul Seixas, born in Lyon 19 years ago, is one of the big promises for French cycling in general and for UCI WorldTeam Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale, who last weekend became the youngest rider in over 100 years at the Giro di Lombardia to finish in the top 10 (seventh in one of the toughest one-day races in road cycling, known as the climber's Monument. It was also the first ever Monument for Seixas, who in the last year has won time trial at the …
Just a week after his impressive third place at the European Championships behind Tadej Pogacar and Remco Evenepoel, Paul Seixas had to settle for seventh place on Saturday on the Tour of Lombardy, his first Monument in career. When questioned on the finish line, the young Frenchman gave a little disappointment, he who hoped to fight for the podium. .twitter-tweet{margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;} But this honour place is no less synonymous w…
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