I've been following the race results between my own touring trips, and Paul Magnier's performance at the ADAC Cyclassics in Hamburg was a real standout. It is impressive that he managed to finish ahead of Teunissen, Pithie, and over 30 others to secure his first WorldTour one-day victory. Looking at the data, the course was no joke with 1802 vertical meters and five Waseberg ascents.
It was clear that his team did significant work in the finale to control the race, which really set him up for that 31st career win. I always appreciate a well-executed team lead-out. How do you feel his sprint style compares to the other established WorldTour sprinters we're seeing right now?
