Brandon McNulty debuts his record as world champion

Three weeks and six races later, Brandon McNulty You already know what it’s like to win in a rainbow dress. And he has done it like a true champion in the Veneto Classicforward and with a decisive attack 10 km from the finish line to arrive alone and be able to recreate as much as he wanted.

Since he became world champion, he has been looking for this victory as if there were no tomorrow. In the Italian autumn races he has performed with the stripes that his clothing gives him and he caressed the first in the Coppa Agostonibut the Frenchman intervened Paul Lapeira (Decathlon) in the sprint.

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His performance in the last race of the year doesn’t have a single ‘but’. Attentive in offensive movements, himself attacking and collaborating to reduce the group until he ends up next to the Dane Anthon Charmig the last 40 km.

With the Uno-X Mobility rider he has been opening a gap in the demanding levels of Veneto with respect to the first chasing group. In the absence of 19km Towards the end, he gave a first squeeze that Charmig was able to follow; to 10 kmon the other hand, has already gone straight towards victory in Bassano del Grappa.

Camprubí, eighth

As for the rest of the participants, Charmig finished 2ndwhile from behind the attacks of those who Pavel Sivakov (UAE Team Emirates – XRG) emerged victorious to close the podium ahead of Clément Berthet (Groupama – FDJ United) and Marc Hirschi (Tudor Pro Cycling Team).

Marcel Camprubí was the best Spanish, finishing 8th upon arriving in the group of Christian Scaroni (XDS Astana Team) and his teammate Quinten Hermans (Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) at 2:04 by McNulty.

It was the highlight nationally, in a career in which the Movistar Team was missing and closed the year as in so many days this season.