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Dylan Groenewegen Comes Agonisingly Close to a Stage Victory on Day Two of the Tour De Hongrie

Summary by Mitchelton-SCOTT GreenEDGE Cycling
Dutch champion Dylan Groenewegen was less than a wheel’s length from victory on stage two of the Tour de Hongrie, as he achieved a second podium finish in as many days.  The 31-year-old Dutchman finished runner-up behind his compatriot Danny van Poppel, after taking third on the opening day of the race. Five riders marked the break of the day on the 177.5km second stage of the Tour de Hongrie. They gained a maximum lead of about four minutes on …
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Dylan Groenewegen comes agonisingly close to a stage victory on day two of the Tour de Hongrie

Dutch champion Dylan Groenewegen was less than a wheel’s length from victory on stage two of the Tour de Hongrie, as he achieved a second podium finish in as many days.  The 31-year-old Dutchman finished runner-up behind his compatriot Danny van Poppel, after taking third on the opening day of the race. Five riders marked the break of the day on the 177.5km second stage of the Tour de Hongrie. They gained a maximum lead of about four minutes on …

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Second stage and second sprint finish at the 46th Tour de Hongrie. Today's stage, the 177.5km Veszprém-Siófok, also saw the peloton compete for the sprint win and the winner, like yesterday, was once again Danny van......

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