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Riccardo Zoidl wins the Tour of Malopolska 2024

Felt Felbermayr professional cyclist Riccardo Zoidl is currently in top form. Just two weeks after winning the Tour of Hellas (UCI 2.1.), the 36-year-old professional cyclist from Upper Austria today also secured overall victory in the 62nd Tour of Malopolska 2024 (UCI 2.2). With the solo victory on the 3rd stage of the tour with the difficult final climb to Przehyba, Riccardo Zoidl catapulted himself from 8th place to the top of the overall ranking and won the tour with a 12 second lead.

The lead is enough for Ricci Zoidl's second tour victory within just 14 days

The difficult last section of the tour in Poland over 126 kilometers from Jablonka with the long final climb to Przehyba at 1,142 meters above sea level was unspectacular for a long time, before after 100 kilometers Felt Felbermayr professional cyclist Pjotr ​​Brozyna initiated an attempt to break away with a few other riders, but they were caught again . On the final climb, Riccardo Zoidl attacked and, together with Marton Dina from the ATT Investments team, broke away from the peloton. With 3 kilometers to go, he was able to shake off his escape companion and win the stage after 3:02:54 hours with a lead of 23 seconds. This time credit was enough to overtake the Hungarian in the overall classification and take the tour victory with a lead of 12 seconds. Teammate Felix Ritzinger also secured the sprint classification of the tour. “I’m really happy about the win. I really wanted to attack on the approach to the final climb and dominate the race from the front, this tactic worked completely. The fact that it was enough to win the tour is of course brilliant,” said Ricci Zoidl.

 

Felix Ritzinger takes stage victory and sprint jersey

Felix Ritzinger already won the second stage yesterday. The Viennese cyclist won the 155-kilometer section from Wielicka to Nowy Targ. Ritzinger and 4 other riders were able to pull away from the field after just 7 kilometers. On the last climb and the subsequent descent, the Felt Felbermayr professional cyclist got away from his escape companions and rushed towards the finish with a second rider who was still able to catch up. In the final, Ritzinger had the better end for himself and, after his stage win at the Tour of Hellas, is already celebrating his second tour stage victory in 2024. “Our race plan for this tour worked completely,” says racing director Rupert Hödlmoser.

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