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Home»News»Tim Merlier Triumphs in Thrilling, Crash-Filled AlUla Excursion Level 3 Sprint
News By Miles CooperJanuary 30, 2025

Tim Merlier Triumphs in Thrilling, Crash-Filled AlUla Excursion Level 3 Sprint

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The landscapes of the AlUla TourThe landscapes of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)The AlUla Tour peloton The AlUla Excursion peloton (Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)The AlUla Tour had some spectatorsThe AlUla Excursion had some spectators(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)AlUla Tour race leader Tom PidcockAlUla Excursion race chief Tom Pidcock(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)Stage 3 of the AlUla Tour saw a lot of echelon racingDegree 3 of the AlUla Excursion noticed a large number of echelon racing(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)Tim Merlier was fastest on stage 3 of the AlUla TourTim Merlier was once quickest on level 3 of the AlUla Excursion(Symbol credit score: Getty Photographs)

Tim Merlier (Soudal-QuickStep) scored his 2d level win in 3 days on the AlUla Excursion, beating Dylan Groenewegen (Jayco-AlUla) in a two-man dash fight on level 3 at Tayma Castle. 

Juan Sebastián Molano (UAE Crew Emirates-XRG) rounded out the rostrum in a far off 3rd position.

The 2 sprinters had been a ways forward of the remainder within the ultimate of the 181km level after Merlier introduced the dash early following a busy run-in. They introduced from a discounted peloton after the crowd had cut up to items within the desolate tract crosswinds at 35km out.

The run to the road was once marked via an unpleasant crash. APicnic-PostNL rider attempted to keep away from some other rider within the peloton ahead of colliding exhausting with a lamp submit.

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