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said Sweeny, the third Australian to put his signature on the competition's roll of honor.It is an incredible day, without doubt the most important of my career,
____________We went on the run right from the start and, when we realized that we were going to play it, I tried an extension on the descent of Colle Brianza. I still don't believe I have reached the finish line.
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It was very strange because there is movement from the first part of the event, said Jérôme Gannat. It was a bit tactical since a first group of about 20 left with Lewis [Askey]. Then a group of five came in with Yakob and the peloton was at that point at three minutes. So Jake and Sylvain attacked behind. When they came out, however, we weren't sure what to do. It still required a lot of effort to get back to the front, and if the peloton had started rolling as well, it would have been an effort for nothing. We hesitated, but it went very well. Jake and Sylvain still took 35 kilometers to enter the breakaway.

A very good performance by Yakob,
Jérôme Gannat
The two climbers, Yakob Debesay and Sylvain Moniquet then entered the scene.At one point, we had to take our responsibilities because we had four riders in front, said Jérôme. We knew that Sylvain and Yakob could be present in this difficult final, so Jake and Lewis drove to the foot of the Madonna del Ghisallo to put the peloton as far as possible. They really rode on their own, with 25 guys in the wheel, but managed to increase the gap to 2'40.
The selection was made from behind, continued Jérôme. At the top of the Madonna, where Yakob takes the lead in front of Sylvain, there are only nine.
The Australian of the Lotto-Soudal Development Team thus resisted until the end, while Yakob Debesay and Sylvain Moniquet arrived in a group of five for second place. This went to the Danish Jacob Hindsgaul Madsen, but the Eritrean and the Belgian grabbed the third and fourth positions respectively.Then, it's Harry Sweeny who goes downhill, said Jérôme. He takes twenty-five seconds, he comes down to a short distance from the top of the last bump, but he digs again on the last descent.
said Yakob at the finish.Unfortunately, I got a bit stuck in the last 100 meters of the sprint and I couldn't get second place,
Jerome continued.There are a few regrets, because Sylvain and Yakob were the strongest in the moguls,
On the podium of the race and winner of the best climber award, Yakob Debesay showed this Sunday his best performance, since joining the team.In view of the way the race was going, I think we had two real chances of victory. Now, a race is made of climbs but also descents. It is played everywhere.
conceded Jérôme.I don't think anyone would have seen him third yesterday, we were even surprised by his level today in a race of this caliber,
Every time we went to see him in the break, he seemed very comfortable and it's a very good performance from him. This proves that he has capacities and that he knows how to seize his chance on a difficult course and with an unbridled race.
Our most accomplished race this year,
Jérôme Gannat

Even though we haven't had a lot of it lately, I think it's the best race for the team for a while. We still had control over the race, we took initiatives from far away, Yakob and Sylvain ensured in the final… It's a very accomplished race. The most accomplished, by far, this year. What's more, the team performed well even though we had no certainty at the start. We had a lot of injuries, Jake was not expected, Clément was sick, Lars was coming back from a six week unavailability. We were a little in doubt as to each other's states of form, but it went very, very well. We took our responsibilities, the guys worked well and each member of the team played an important role.
