Aranburu Coup at the Bretagne Classic
Winning solo move in the final kilometer; 3rd Borgo


Winning solo move in the final kilometer; 3rd Borgo

Alex Aranburu (Cofidis) wins the Bretagne Classic - CIC, 228 km French race.
The initial breakaway of the day, initially made up of Bax, Faure Prost and Hoelgaard, was joined first by Herzog and Veistroffer, and subsequently by Hermans, Herzog and Thomas.
The outriders cooperate and several groups are released in pursuit.
With 50km to go, a crash splits the main group, with Magnier crashing and retiring.
From this point on, anarchy reigns, with the escapees increasing their lead over all the chasing groups and the main group led by Philipsen 's Alpecin.
On the final lap, only five riders remain in front, while the group, a minute behind, catches up with all the counterattackers.
From behind, an unleashed Barrè tries several attacks: at each small climb the Visma rider tries to break away and ensures that the margin decreases.
On the Cote de Ty Marrec , the toughest section of the final circuit, Lapeira's attack allowed them to rejoin and, further attacks, released a group of 13 men who went on to play for the final victory.
With 1 km to go, Aranburu attacked decisively and sprinted to victory; Kamp placed himself behind him, ahead of Borgo . The group, controlled by Hobbs, closed the gap to 21".
ORDER OF ARRIVAL
1 ARANBURU Alex Cofidis 5:21:13
2 KAMP Alexander Uno-X Mobility 0:04
3 BORGO Alessandro Bahrain - Victorious 0:10
4 HERZOG Emil Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe 0:11
5 BERCKMOES Jenno Lotto Intermarché 0:11
6 LAPEIRA Paul Decathlon CMA CGM Team 0:11
7 GRÉGOIRE Romain Groupama - FDJ United 0:11
8 PLUIMERS Rick Tudor Pro Cycling Team 0:11
9 DELETTRE Alexandre TotalEnergies 0:11
10 VENDRAME Andrea Team Jayco AlUla 0:11
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