Kevin Vauquelin, horror



Fifth in the Tour de France before the 16th stage, Kevin Vauquelin suffered a thousand ills in the rise of Mont-Ventoux, paying a heavy speed on arrival.

Kevin Vauquelin has undoubtedly seen his dreams of Top 5 fly away on Tuesday in the rise of Ventoux. While he was still in fifth place in the attack on the last week of the Tour de France, the Norman dropped in the ascent of the “Mont Chauve”, losing almost two minutes on Primoz Roglic and Florian Lipowitz and more than a minute on Oscar Onley.

In the general classification, if he still has sixth place, he now accuses almost two minutes late on Primoz Roglic and saw Felix Gall or Ben Healy get closer. The day was difficult for the leader of the Arkea-B & B Hotels team, who discovered Mont Ventoux.

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