The cyclist of Jon Aberasturi (Euskaltel Euskadi) entered the sprint and was the best after the unshakable Wout van Aerti and Kaden Grovesa third place that left him “happy” though little is known.
“I was third, I’m happy but it’s what we want get knowing that there are others who are there,” he commented the moment he crossed the finish line in the third stage of the Lap.
Abrasturi He appreciates what his colleague did Xabier Berasategi in the final part of the stage to get into a good position to have a chance to compete in the sprint. “We had to take a lot of risks at the chicane before the finish line. Berry He gave me a big hand.”
The Alava man knew how hard it was to be able to fight to beat men at the level of van Aert and Grovesthe winners of the two previous episodes, because “they They are better covered and cost less. That little thing is what it can give you to be closer.”
Regarding the progress of the stage, he also appreciates the work of his colleagues in escaping during the day, Luis Angel Maté together Xabier Isasa. Aberasturi showed his satisfaction as Maté achieved the goal of finishing as mountain leader, although an engine problem forced Isasa into a break just in case.
Source: La Verdad
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