Dylan van Baarle
The first stage of the race had a delicate end.
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Australian Sam Welsford (DSM) donned the first leader’s jersey of the 66th edition of the 4 Days of Dunkirk by winning the inaugural stage disputed over 161.1 km of route between Dunkirk and Aniche, which had an uneventful end with a pileup over the finish line.
Walsford (Perth, 26 years old), track specialist, four-time world champion and Olympic silver medalist at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, he was the fastest in a sprint that got complicated in the last meters when the Belgian De Lie tried to get into an impossible place between two rivals.
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The “aussie” cyclist saved the trance and crossed the line with a time of 3h.31.04, ahead of the Dutchman Arvid de Kleijn (Human Powered) and Frenchman Jason Tesson (St.Michel Auner).
An end with a capital scare that put an end to a fast day, disputed at more than 45 km/hour, with breakaways and a final battle that put the interest until the last meter.
Les images du sprint sur cette première étape des 4 Jours de Dunkirk, with Sam Welsford qui sort le coude, provoquant la chute d’Arnaud De Lie et par conséquent de Dan McLay et d’autres coureurs. #4JDD pic.twitter.com/vqS77wxio9
— Le Gruppetto (@LeGruppetto) May 3, 2022
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