Madsen wins time-trial battle of the big Danes

By Daily Sports on October 15, 2018

Dane Martin Toft Madsen won the prestigious French time-trialling event the Chrono des Nations on Sunday, edging his compatriot Mikkel Bjerg by seven seconds.

It was a second straight victory for experience over youth in the event. The 19-year-old Bjerg, recently crowned world under-23 time trial champion, could not gain revenge for last year, when he also finished second to Madsen.

Bjerg led at the intermediate time check but the 33-year-old Madsen was stronger in the closing stages.

French veteran Sylvain Chavanel, 39, finished fifth in his last race. He won the Chrono in 2014.

Vincenzo Nibali, who had replaced world champion Alejandro Valverde as the event's headliner, and was racing a day after finishing second in the 241km Tour of Lombardy, finished eighth almost three minutes behind.

RESULTS

1. Martin Toft Madsen (DEN/BHS Almeborg) 54min 13sec

2. Mikkel Bjerg (DEN/Hagens Berman Axeon at 7sec

3. Stephane Rosseto (FRA/Cofidis) 1min 39sec

4. Yoann Paillot (FRA/St Michel-Auber) 1:49

5. Sylvain Chavanel (FRA/Cofidis) 2:14

•Sourced from a Supersport.com report. Photo shows Toft Madsen

Source Daily Sports

Posted October 15, 2018


 

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