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News By Miles CooperJanuary 24, 2025

Thrilling Finish: Bryan Coquard Edges Out Phil Bauhaus to Claim Fourth Stage Victory

Thrilling Finish: Bryan Coquard Edges Out Phil Bauhaus to Claim Fourth Stage Victory
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Bryan Coquard (Cofidis) held off a overdue price by means of Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain Victorious) and Jhonathan Narvaez (UAE Group Emirates XRG) in a chaotic dash to win degree 4 of the Excursion Down Below in Victor Harbor. 

he French fastman timed his dash completely, the usage of Laurence Pithie (Pink Bull-BORA-hansgrohe) to slingshot his method to the entrance at the mad sprint for the road. Bauhaus attempted to return at him however it used to be too overdue and needed to accept moment position. Narvaez waved his fingers in frustration and took 3rd.

Coquard didn’t let an early crash, the place his teammate Alexis Renard emerged bloodied, deny his victorious dash after he stayed within the entrance team after the peloton cut up at the class 2 Nettle Hill, cresting inside 20 kilometres to move earlier than a quick descent to the end line. 

Israel-Premier Tech workforce led the chase to catch the ultimate final breakaway rider Mauro Schmid (Jayco-AlUla) used to be stuck resulting in a flurry of assaults on the entrance of the 72-rider team, a few of these assaults lined by means of race chief himself Javier Romo (Movistar). 5 Ineos Grenadiers riders tried to keep watch over the bunch with one kilometre to move however they had been swamped within the finale.

Race chief Javier Romo (Movistar) completed safely within the team and retained the lead within the basic classification.

Extra to observe….

The way it opened up

Martín López (XDS Astana) used to be the fourth non-starter, dropping by the wayside after a crash on degree 3 of the Excursion Down Below. He reportedly used to be hit by means of a tree department and fell face-first to the bottom. He has a gentle concussion and needed to get some stitches, however is another way OK in line with the workforce.

The battle for the breakaway used to be extra irritating originally of the 157.2km degree 4 from Glenelg to Victor Harbor, with an assault coming first from notable attackers Taco van der Hoorn (Intermarché-Wanty) and Ide Schelling (XDS Astana). First of all, there used to be no response from the bunch, however a counter-attack from Giosue Epis (Arkéa-B&B Motels) sparked pastime from Mauro Schmid (Jayco-AlUla) and Junior Lecerf (Soudal-Quickstep), either one of whom closed the sub-30 moment hole to the 3 attackers, sooner or later creating a five-man transfer.

A crash within the peloton took down Jay Vine (UAE Group Emirates) and in addition concerned Cofidis’ Bryan Coquard and Alexis Renard. All riders had been temporarily again up and using however the chaos allowed the lead quintet to open a minute’s hole.

The peloton saved the breakaway on a brief leash, they were not given a lot more than a two-minute benefit. Schmid, beginning the day at 31 seconds and Lecerf at 35 had been the primary animators for the bonus sprints. The Swiss champion bested the Belgian in each to chip away at his GC deficit.

Simply 50km into the degree, after an uncategorised climb, the distance to the peloton used to be down slightly under a minute and the workforce automobiles between the destroy and bunch had been despatched again, suggesting there may well be an early catch forward of the intermediate dash at kilometre 71.5.

On the other hand, the peloton sat up and let the distance return out somewhat, permitting the breakaway to contest the dash. After taking the bonus seconds, Schmid used to be as much as nineteenth position total at 25 seconds whilst Lecerf climbed from twenty eighth to twenty first.

His task performed, Lecerf sat up and went again to the peloton, leaving the 4 others to take a look at to carry off the chase. The space went again out over two mins because the bunch bided their time to close them down, now not short of the catch to return and spark any longer assaults.

Their lead went out to two:31 with 52km to move however with Epis skipping pulls and groups like Jayco-AlUla, EF Training-EasyPost and Israel-Premier Tech coming ahead to take over from Movistar within the bunch, the time hole started to fall swiftly.

As the general climb approached, the distance to the breakaway fell beneath one minute because the combat for place within the peloton heated up. It had swung again out over the 60-second mark with 26km to move and Natnael Tesfazion attacked in short, possibly to take a look at and reignite the chase, however it did not paintings.

By the point they hit the Nettle Hill ascent with 23km to move, the 4 leaders nonetheless had 1:15. Because the gradients started to chunk, Epis used to be dropped as Schmid surged transparent with Schelling and Van der Hoorn additional down the street.

Simply at the back of, UAE Group Emirates surged to halve the chief’s benefit, catching Epis earlier than the summit and Van der Hoorn and Schelling quickly after. Michael Woods (Israel-Premier Tech) strung out the chasing team excessive in pursuit and issues chief Sam Welsford (Bora-Hansgrohe) bore the brunt of the ache, finishing up in a chasing team.

Schmid used to be in spite of everything stuck by means of Van der Hoorn, who led the peloton previous with 13.2km to move.

Pablo Torres (UAE Group Emirates) used to be the following attacker, shooting up the street on an unclassified upward push with 11.5km final. Andrea Vendrame (Decathlon AG2R) temporarily bridged throughout, however the peloton had been shifting too temporarily and their transfer lasted for not up to a kilometre.

Subsequent to move used to be Sven Erik Bystrøm (Groupama-FDJ), marked by means of Marc Soler (UAE Group Emirates), after which Chris Harper (Jayco-AlUla) went at the assault. Bystrøm once more used to be willing to move with.

The GC threat heated up when Patrick Konrad (Lidl-Trek) attacked, forcing Romo to react, and with the pair forward retaining a narrow lead, Soler used his engine to near them down with 7.5km to move.

No workforce controlled to keep watch over the entrance of the peloton however Ineos Grenadiers attempted their hand at it, striking 5 riders within the combine with one kilometre to move however had been swamped 600 metres later by means of the charging team accelerating against the road.

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