The Italian cyclist of Lidl-Trek, Jonathan Milan (izq.), celebrates after crossing the goal and winning the second stage of POUJOULAT / AFP)
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The Italian sprinter Jonathan Milanfrom the Lidl-Trek team, won the second stage of the Criterium del Dauphinéthis Monday with the end in Isoire (center of France).
In difficulties during a part of the injured tour in Puy-de-Dômethe Italian sprunder was helped by his teammates to maintain contact with the main squad and ended up imposing himself easily, ahead of the British Fred Wright (Bahrain) and the Dutch Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin). Among Colombians, Harold Tejada It was the best of the day and was in 36th place.
“It was very hard. At one point I was off the limit, but I have to thank my colleagues because they recovered and guided me to the last meters,” Milan said.
Thanks to the bonuses and your best position in the Sunday stage won by Tadej PogacarMilan snatches the yellow jersey of the leader, although both are tied in the classification with the same time.
On Tuesday, the third of the eight stages of this traditional race will be played, which serves to set up the form of cyclists Before the Tour de Francewith 207.2 km of demanding route between Brioude and Charantonnay and five mountain ports along the way.
Stage classification:
1. Jonathan of Milan (ITA/LTK) 204.6 km at 4 h 54:4
2. Fred Wright (GBR/TBV) a 0.
3. Mathieu Van the pool (NED / ADC) 0.
4. Stian Edvardsen-Fredheim (NOR/UXT) 0.
5. Paul Penhoët (from/Gfc) 0.
6. Emilien Jeannière (FRA/TEN) 0.
7. Bastien Tronchon (from/dat) 0.
8. Yevgeniy Fedorov (KAZ/AST) 0.
9. Matis Louvel (from/IPT) 0.
10. Clément Venturini (FRA/ARK) 0.
36. Harold Tejada (Col/XDS-Astana) – m.t.
64. Santiago Buitrago (Col/Bahrain-Victorious) – m.t.
70. Esteban Chaves (Col/EF Education) – m.t.
72. Sergio Higuita (Col/XDS-Astana) – m.t.
96. Juan Guillermo Martínez (Col/Picnic -Postnl) – Mt
General classification:
1. Jonathan Milan (ITA/LTK) 9 h 34:51.
2. Tadej Pogacar (SLO/UAD) A 0.
3. Mathieu Van the pool (NED / ADC) 2.
4. Fred Wright (GBR/TBV) 4.
5. Jonas Vingegaard (Den/Tvl) 4.
6. Hugo Page (FRA/I/I) 8.
7. Anders Foldager (Den/Jay) 9.
8. Nils Politt (Ge/UAD) 9.
9. Bastien Tronchon (from/Dat) 10.
10. Paul Penhoët (from/GFC) 10.
30. Harold Tejada at 0:10.
38. Santiago Buitrago at 0:10.
44. Esteban Chaves a 0:10.
61. Sergio Higuita a 0:10.
62. Juan Guillermo Martínez at 0:10.
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