Cycling: Paul Magnier also won the sixth stage of the Tour of Guangxi, thus winning five of the six stages. The overall victory, however, goes to Paul Double, who impressed on yesterday's queen stage.
Magnier wins ahead of Aniolkowski
Rarely has a sprinter been as dominant in a tour as Paul Magnier (Soudal – Quick-Step) at this year's Tour of Guangxi. The Frenchman won five of the six stages and was by far the fastest and most intelligent rider in every single sprint. Today, he again left his rivals in the dust on the 134,3-kilometer stage, which starts and finishes in Nanning.
not a hint of a chance, even though shortly after the finish line the second-placed Pole Stanislaw Aniolkowski (Cofidis) even had the higher top speed. Magnier celebrates his 14th victory in the past five weeks—what a season finale for the 21-year-old!
Double celebrates its first major success
With five wins out of six stages, the points classification naturally goes to Paul Magnier (Soudal – Quick-Step). Paul Double (Jayco AlUla) secured the overall victory. The Briton won yesterday's queen stage, celebrating the biggest success of his career. The 29-year-old boasts a total of five victories in his career so far. Joining him on the podium are Frenchman Victor Lafay (Decathlon Ag2r La Mondiale) and Ecuadorian Jhonatan Narváez (UAE – XRG). Simon Guglielmi (Arkéa – B&B Hotels) from France can be pleased with his victory in the mountains classification , having primarily scored points as a breakaway rider. The young rider classification was won by the Visma – Lease a Bike team. Norwegian Jorgen Nordhagen crossed the line ahead of his Belgian teammate Cian Uijtdebroeks , who will ride for Movistar next season.
️ Paul Magnier n'en avait pas eu assez: le Français décroche la 6e et dernière étape du Tour du Guangxi, sa 5e victoire de la semaine! #LesRP pic.twitter.com/zW3CGaSgVe
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