World Cycling. "It's a Failure" : Paul Seixas Very Touched After His 15th Place
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The American rider was crowned world champion on Sunday in Montreal (Canada), surprising the favourites at the end of a haletante race. After playing the first roles for a long time, Paul Seixas finished in 15th position, perclusive of cramps.
France rolled out the red carpet, but Paul Seixas (20) failed to deliver at the World Championships. The top talent suffered from cramps. “I had never cramped up on the bike before, until today.” And so the disappointment was palpable for the Frenchman, who ultimately finished sixteenth.
The Frenchman, long in contact with the best, cracked in the final due to cramps and finally finished 15th. A particularly difficult outcome to take after the ambitions displayed before the race.
"You can say that there's not much missing, but there's a lot missing. Today, it's not my teammates that have missed. It's me. It's a huge disappointment," said Lyonnais in the mixed zone, who regretted having mismanaged his diet during this very hard race. "It's extremely unfortunate. Frankly, I fought. After that, it's my fault. I'm extremely disappointed in what I did," added the leader of the Bleus who greeted "the huge job" of these teammat…
After his failure in the World Finals and his 15th place, French prodigy Paul Seixas spoke of Sunday as "a huge disappointment." He alone took responsibility and praised "the teammates who gave everything."
Cyclism. Very Touched After His 15th Place in the Worlds, Paul Seixas Evokes "a Huge Disappointment"
After his failure in the World Finals and his 15th place, French prodigy Paul Seixas spoke of Sunday as "a huge disappointment." He alone took responsibility and praised "the teammates who gave everything."
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