Caleb Ewan wins the Classic against Castilla y León VueltaCyL July 24, 2024

Caleb Ewan wins the Classic against Castilla y León

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El premio de la montaña fue para Clément Alleno del Burgos BH 

Caleb Ewan has taken the victory in the sprint in the Classical to Castile and León, that has passed this hot Tuesday betweenValladolid and La Cistérniga. The Australian of the team Team Jayco AlUla He took the victory in the sprint at the finish line in the town of Valladolid.

The cyclist was the fastest at the finish line, ahead of Davide Cimolai (Movistar) and of Jenthe Biermans (Arkéa-B&B Hotels), achieving its second victory this 2024, after the one achieved in the Tour of Oman. 

The race was marked by a breakaway from kilometer 3, with seven protagonists, Clément Alleno (Burgos BH), Joao Mendes (Victoria Sports), Unai Cuadrado y Nicolás Alustiza (Euskaltel), Edgar Curto (Illes Balears), Stiven Vargas (Colombia) y Carlos García (Kern Pharma). Vargas ha sido el primero en ser cazado por el pelotón, controlado por el Astaná.

The highs have been taking their toll on the escapees, leaving onlyCarlos García Pierna, the day he turned 25, being hunted 15 kilometers from the end, on a slope in the area of Esgueva Valley.

From there to the finish line, there was a lot of speed in the peloton, with the Lotto and the Movistar preventing any escape attempt, and the TotalEnergieslooking to get high. In the end it was Ewan, winner of three stages of the Tour de France in 2019 and two more in the one of 2020; five of the Turn and one in the Vuelta a España, which took the victory.

He mountain prize It was for the French cyclist of Burgos BH Clément Alleno, who saw the road like this, "the drain It formed very quickly, at kilometer zero of the race. The seven riders worked well together in the relays. On the first climb, I could only manage third, but I was able to analyze the rest of the rivals and felt I was the fastest in the group. On the second, I got on the wheel of Alustiza, who had won before, and I overcame him to take the points. In the third, which was cobblestone, I fought with García Pierna and I won again. Afterwards, we were left with four riders in the lead and I was able to win the fourth mountain sprint as well, securing this prize. On the final climb, I was with Carlos García Pierna and I told him that he could go alone if he wanted, since I would try to finish the race calmly and save strength for the Ordizia Classic del jueves. Cuando el pelotón me cogió, intenté ayudar al equipo y llevarles un poco de agua a los compañeros. Desde el año pasado no corría con tanto calor. Hay que beber mucho y echarse agua en la cabeza, las piernas y el resto del cuerpo cada diez minutos para mantenerse hidratado. Fue un día duro, pero estoy muy contento con las sensaciones. Para el equipo es una carrera importante, ya que corremos cerca de Burgos, and having a cyclist in front of you fighting for the mountain is a positive thing. Now it's time to recover and, in Ordizia“I think I can have a good race.”

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