Anthon Charmig won the second stage of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The Uno-X Mobility rider proved to be the strongest of a ten-rider breakaway. Alex Baudin finished in the peloton, which was mainly saving its strength for Tuesday’s team time trial, and kept the lead in the general classification...

...#GiroNextGen #AdamRafferty #SethDunwoody #IrishCycling #U23Cycling #CyclingVictory #GiroItalia #HagensBermanJayco #BahrainVictorious #BreakawayWin #CyclingTalent #ProCycling #RoadToPro #RisingStars #CyclingIreland Source link Irish cyclist Adam Rafferty secured a remarkable stage victory at the Giro Next Gen, the U23 version of the Giro d’Italia, just 24 hours after his compatriot Seth Dunwoody also claimed a win in the prestigious race. Riding for the Hagens Berman Jayco team, Rafferty’s triumph on the 153km stage from Fiorenzuola d’Arda to Gavi marked his first international UCI-ranked victory and a significant milestone in his cycling career.