Jonas Vingegaard wins the Croix de Fer and has victory in the Critérium Dauphiné in his hand
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The Danish cyclist Jumbo-Visma Jonas Vingegaard ha cattle this Saturday the seventh stage of the Critérium Dauphiné 2023in the Croix de Ferand has, in this way, in his hand the victory in the race, which leads and dominates with great authority. Vingegaard attacked on the final climb, with five kilometers to go before the end of the stage, and reached the finish line alone; in the general classification, Adam Yates (UAE)second on the day, occupies the same position, 02:11 behind Vingegaard, with the last stage to go.
The Jumbo-Visma leader, with this Saturday’s, has already won ten victories so far this season, and seems to be on the best path to repeat the victory obtained in 2022 in the Tour de France. In the Croix de Fer, a hard port, full of history, of the 1st category, it has had no rival; he left with five kilometers to go, and achieved, under the finish banner, a lead of 43 seconds over Adam Yates, who also shone, and 54 seconds over Jai Hindley (BORA). Ben O’Connor (AG2R)who was second after Friday’s stage, has given up 1:04, in addition to that second place.
Michael Landa He hasn’t been too fine, and has arrived at five minutes and 46 of Vingegaard. The Murgiarra from Bahrain-Victorious, overall, is twenty-sixth, 09:50 behind the leader of the race. Jonathan Castroviejo and Omar Frailecolleagues at INEOS, march in positions 40 and 48.
The Critérium Dauphiné concludes this Sunday, with a stage that will require a great effort from its participants. Six ports are included in the route, which promises battle and spectacle, although it gives the impression that Jonas Vingegaard will once again determine the pace at which all the movements that may be in the race are recorded.
Source: Eitb
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