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The tops and flops of Sanremo
Philipsen and Matthews go up, Laporte down
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Top and flop in record time for the Milan-Sanremo won by Jasper Philipsen ahead of Michael Matthews . The two see their respective prices rise by 3 million each, with the Alpecin sprinter who will be a loose cannon for some races in the North.
Honor goes to Alberto Bettiol , fifth, who rises by 4 million. Given the final placement, Maxim Van Gils and Jasper Stuyven also increase by 2 fantasy million while the cost of Mads Pedersen increases by 1 fantasy million.
Good signs, finally, from Julian Alaphilippe (+1) while one of the surprises of the day is, without a doubt, Matteo Sobrero (+1), author of a fantastic finish close to the top 10. Matej Mohoric and Casper Pedersen (+1) close. .
Among the flops it is mandatory to include Christophe Laporte , who even broke away on Cape Berta and then retired (-3). Despite the good performance, Filippo Ganna did not finish among the first and therefore drops by 1, as do Stephan Kung, Jonathan Milan, Marc Hirschi, Michal Kwiatkowski, Matteo Trentin, Arnaud Demare, Biniam Girmay, Alexey Lutsenko and Alexander Kristoff.
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