On the brink of achieving his sixth victory in Walloon arrow. Alexander Valverde was overtaken in the last meters by Belgian Dylan Teuns, who had to settle for second position in the test, a result that the leader of Movistar I thought it was good before climbing the podium.
“I have to be happy. I was a bit lacking, in fact my arms almost hurt more than my legs as I should have stretched on the last climb, but I tried until the very end and Teuns was the strongest, no doubt; greet him. Thanks to the great team for the great work they did, all, without discussion from beginning to end. Verona, Gregor, Oier, Lluís, Gorka… They carried me perfectly all day, and on that last climb Enric set a very strong walk that allowed me to get in the right position ”, Alejandro said at first, before mentioning how he was fast all day. day.
“Dylan started out very well, very consistently; This may have been the fastest climb in history, or at least the ones I experienced at Fleche Wallonne. There are days that you feel you can suffer a little to achieve success, but now I have given it my all. It was a second worth as a victory. Coming here after a very complex Volta a Catalunya and finishing the second gives me a lot of happiness ”, recalling that“ in five days I will be 42, this is the last Arrow … I want to check the state of form, I saw that at home I was fine, but in the competition it was something else. Going here, finishing well today, suffering but finishing well, gives me a lot of hope for Liège on Sunday.
Source: La Verdad
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