Evenepoel regained the lead after winning the 3rd round in Norway

the Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Quick Steps) return to give a blow of authority in the third stage of back to norway disputed in between Goal and Stavsro/Gaustatoppenthat 175.8 km with a single victory that allowed him to regain the yellow jersey.

On a day with a high end, Evenepoel reached the finishing line remarkably, with a time of 4:40:07, after an attack that no one could meet any rival. The second is the Australian Jay Vine (Alpecin Fenix)27 seconds behind, and another “aussie” runner third, Luke Plapp (Ineos)at 1.05 minutes.

the norwegian Tobias Johannessen (One X) not keeping the yellow jersey, defeated at the finish line 1.21.

Evenepoel showed his strength in a relentless elimination process in the final ascent. He first attacked to free Johannessen, then he attacked 6 kilometers from the finish line to distance Jay Vine and Luke Plapp and single-handedly began his path to glory.

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An Evenepoel demo. Once the day’s break was canceled 9 km from the finish line, Tao Geoghegan Hart (Ineos) attacked and was followed by Esteban Chaves, Vine and the victorious Belgian.

At 7 km from the finish line came Evenepoel’s punch, the definite. Joahannessen couldn’t follow his wheel, saying goodbye to the yellow jersey, but Vine and Plapp continued, until they gave in to the leader’s momentum. who led the first Australian in 46 seconds and 1.24 in the second.

This Friday the fourth stage between Hovden and Kristiansand, which is 232.1 km, is disputed.