New Zealand Cycle Classic – Luke Mudgway wins stage four in the sprint

The harvest of victories continues for Bolton Equities Black Speaker On New Zealand Cycle Classic ! For the third time in four days, a rider from the New Zealand team won the fourth stage, racing around Wellington (126 km). And yet James Oram And Josh Burnettit’s a Luke Mudgway Who won the jackpot this Saturday. On a third Thursday at Martinborough, the 26-year-old New Zealander showed off his sprinting speed ahead of his compatriots. Louis Bauer And Kian Watts (Team New Zealand). Leader since his success in the first stage, James Oram Closer and closer to the crown. On the eve of the final finish, he outsprinted his teammate Josh Burnett 4 seconds.

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Luke Mudgway sells cuarta etapa por delante to Louis Bauer and Keanu Watts. The stage ended with a closely contested sprint, the leader being James Oram Octavo and maintaining first place in the General.

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A look back at the first three stages of the 2023 New Zealand Cycle Classic

The first step

While it was opening day It had to be shortened by about 34.5 km due to weather conditions And debris on the road caused by Hurricane Hale affected the country, James Oram (29 years old) won the first stage of the New Zealand cycling course Disputed, this Wednesday, around Masterton (123 km). of residents Bolton Equities Black Speaker Set out before a small group of Ryan Kavanagh (Kinan Cycling Team), Alexander White (New Zealand) and Ben Oliver (MitoQ – New Zealand Cycling Project). in the general classification, James Oram Grab the leader’s jacket.

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The second step

after triumph James Oram (Bolton Equities Black Spoke) during the opening stage, day two of the New Zealand Cycle Classic Taking runners from Masterton to Martinborough. At the end of the 127 kilometers that were to be covered, it is Kian Watts Who raised his arms, the young rider (21 years old) from Team New Zealand after he won the sprint. beat the Australian Matthew Rice (CCACHE x Par Küp) and fellow countryman Luke Mudgway (Bolton Equities Black Spock). arrived inside the peloton, James Oram He retains the yellow jersey of the Commander-in-Chief. The New Zealander has a margin of 4 and 5 seconds, respectively, over the Australian Ryan Kavanagh (Kinan Cycling Team) and his countryman Alexander White (Team New Zealand).

third level

Playing at home and this year becoming the first New Zealand team to play at ProTeam level, the Bolton Equities Black Speaker It was particularly anticipated for the 2023 edition of the New Zealand Cycle Classic. And after three contested stages out of five, we can say that everything is going well for her, with two successes already and the yellow jersey. This Friday, marking the Queen’s stage of the event, which concluded atop Admiral Hill, is Josh Burnett (photo) who raised his arms on behalf of Bolton Equities Black Speaker. The 22-year-old New Zealander emerged victorious in the duel between himself and the Dutchman Adne van Engelen (Rogay Insurance Online). the third of this third stage, James Oram (Bolton Equities Black Spoke) Yellow as we approach the final two days of racing.

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