the dutch Thymen Arensmann (DSM)winner of queen stage of the Vuelta, you can hardly believe your success at the top of Alto de Hoya de la Moraachieved after entering a good rest of the day and after defeating the Catalan Mark Solerwhich he passed 7 km from the finish line before tackling the final part of the climb alone.
“It’s hard to believe, I still have to absorb it. I can’t believe it, on the queen stage of La Vuelta… Everyone is talking about this mountain event. The truth is, I didn’t feel good during the tour, but I think the rest of the legs hurt more,” he explained.
Arensman (Deil, 22 years old), resisted the onslaught of the group of favorites, where the attacks followed each other, but the Dutchman avoided being reached by his immediate followers, the Balearic Enric Mas and Colombian Miguel Ángel López.
“When I was alone, I didn’t listen to my coach, Matt Winston, who talked to me on the radio. I just thought that I should push, push more than 400 watts. Enough and it’s unbelievable I reached. ,” he said.
Arensman admitted he had doubts when he linked up with Soler with 7 kilometers to go, but his attack on the most demanding part of the climb ended with the Catalan.
“Like that Mark Soler was waiting for me, and I thought that as a good runner, I don’t know if I can beat him. But then I accelerated through the hardest part, he blew up and I thought: ‘OK, everything is at the limit and maybe I have a few more left’. It’s amazing,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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