Last year he lost the Titan by only 2s and Fran Herrero I am clear that this year that thorn must be removed. For him the goal is the team, Cannonbay VAS Arabaywin the 2023 edition of Skoda Titan Desert Morocco and take the stage. Well, day one and part one are over. And the way in which he achieved it is unbeatable. He battled to the same finish line with heavy favorite Kenny Looser and was beaten by less than a second.
It was an episode that lived up to expectations: it narrowed down who the favorites were and who was left by the wayside. The Segovian finished the 89km stage in just 3h and 30min and only six cyclists could match the pace on the 2,200 meter descent. The big surprise of the day was Pierre billaudthe Frenchman, who spends a lot of time writing for a cycling magazine, closed the podium without him in anyone’s pool
“I’m very happy and excited because seeing that all the work is working fills me with happiness. I felt very good throughout the race and I needed this. This year was very difficult in terms of injuries, before I came sick and I fear the worst. To see that we keep the level is incredible”, highlighted Herrero. “The most difficult part of the stage was without a doubt the first climb and the subsequent descent. That’s where the group finished where we reached the finish line.”
Sergio Mantecon, who had already warned in the press conference that he could not lose time because the stage did not involve a lot of navigation, passed in fourth position, giving up only 30 seconds. Next to him came the Spaniards Roberto Bouthe blacksmith’s partner, while Oscar Pujol The group has closed.
Vera does not give any choice
He started as a great favorite to take this edition of Titan and Vera Looser, Kenny’s partner, was overwhelmed in the female category. The one from Namibia already marked the distances from the start and took 7 minutes from the second classified, Tessa Kortekaas. Martha Romeu closed the podium together with the Spaniards.
Source: La Verdad
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