Sam Bennett had the authority to win the sprint battle in Frankfurt

As expected 59th edition of Eschborn-Frankfurt decided to sprint, after 185 kilometers and the last three laps to be done on a 4.5-kilometer circuit.

As the race progressed, the peloton weakened more and the tension increased several times, but this was especially so in the last two kilometers when the teams with the aspiration to get into the final picture began to work.

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First is the Bahrain-Victorius, with up to three units taking the first positions of the peloton, 1.6 kilometers from the finish line. To the right several Israeli units advanced, though the real final battle had not yet taken place.

first with a Fernando Gaviria to get off the bike at Romandy tour to resist this test and then have a Alexander Kristoff uploaded and released very well by Biniam Girmay.

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After the Eritrean was freed, Kristoff tried to act, but in the blink of an eye he found himself trapped by a Danny Van Poppel who efficiently drove his companion to Bora Sam Bennett to the former broker Deceuninck achieved his first win of the season, ahead of Gaviria and Kristoff.

CLASSIFICATIONS

1. Sam Bennett (IRL/BOR) 4:27:52
2. Fernando Gaviria (COL/UAE) my
3. Alexander Kristoff (NOR/INT) mt
4. Phil Bauhaus (ALE/BAH) mt
5. Danny van Poppel (PB/BOR) mt
6. Edward Theuns (BEL/TRE) mt
7. Arnaud De Lie (BEL/LOT) mt
8. Simone Consonni (ITA/COF) mt
9. Piet Allegaert (BEL/COF) mt
10. Lorenzo Manzin (FRA/TOT) mt