French cycling prodigy Seixas claims first Monument victory at Giro di Lombardia
First reported 10 Oct, 15:23 UTCUpdated 10h ago4 sources
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French prodigy Paul Seixas claimed his first Monument win at the Giro di Lombardia on Saturday. The victory makes the 20-year-old the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument race.
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The 20-year-old became the youngest ever winner of the Classic of the Falling Leaves and the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument race.
French prodigy Paul Seixas claimed his first Monument win at the Giro di Lombardia on Saturday. The victory makes the 20-year-old the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument race.
BRUSSELS: Riders at the Giro di Lombardia staged a five-minute protest before the start of Saturday’s race to highlight growing safety concerns following a series of incidents involving race vehicles, the tournament organizers said. The protest came days after riders Thomas Gloag and Marcel Camprubi were struck by a…
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- French prodigy Seixas wins Giro di Lombardia, his first Monument (opens CNA in a new tab)
- French prodigy Paul Seixas wins Giro di Lombardia (opens Le Monde (English) in a new tab)
The 20-year-old became the youngest ever winner of the Classic of the Falling Leaves and the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument race.
- French cycling prodigy Seixas claims first Monument victory at Giro di Lombardia (opens France 24 in a new tab)
French prodigy Paul Seixas claimed his first Monument win at the Giro di Lombardia on Saturday. The victory makes the 20-year-old the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument race.
- Riders stage safety protest before start of Giro di Lombardia (opens Arab News in a new tab)
BRUSSELS: Riders at the Giro di Lombardia staged a five-minute protest before the start of Saturday’s race to highlight growing safety concerns following a series of incidents involving race vehicles, the tournament organizers said. The protest came days after riders Thomas Gloag and Marcel Camprubi were struck by a…
