Charles Kagimu of Uganda
“I was at the front for almost 190km. It was quite nice to get a head start and also to ride a pace that suited us really well. It’s a pity that some of the guys weren’t really pushing on, but you know, that’s how cycling is. In the end, I’m rally happy that I managed to finish the race. I think it’s the largest road race I’ve ever done. The race was really, really long.”
-Charles Kagimu. The 25-year-old Ugandan finished in 77th the last rider. The road race at over 272km, 2,800 meters of elevation, was one of the most difficult to date.
Peter Sagan gets to ‘start’.
Michael Woods in front of the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur
Valentin Madouas can can
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