Fall without serious consequences of Buitrago in stage 2 of Paris Nice

ByDavid Mitchell
Fall without serious consequences of Buitrago in stage 2 of Paris Nice

The Colombian Santiago Buitrago replaced a fall in the second stage and ended without problems the second stage of Paris-Niza. The best of ours was Juan Sebastián Molano in position 15.

The group sought to reach the escape of Jonas Abrahamsen 44 kilometers from the goal and became entangled in the nucleus of the Tim Merlier leader in the first accident of the tour. The Colombian also fell and after a few seconds on the floor he returned to the other cyclists.

The accident was mild for him and with the lot the escape ended shortly from the packaging of this flat fraction from Monteson to Bellegare. In that area of ​​sprinters Juan Sebastián Molano arrived the best of Colombians in the position with the same time as the winner (4:11:29) and leader Tim Merlier.

Santiago ended in position 55 in that registry.

In the general, Molano lowered seven boxes is 14 to 20 seconds from Merlier. Harold Tejada is also located at 20. Buitrago passed to 64 with the same difference.

The third stage will be the chrono by teams of 28.4 kilometers between Circuit Nevers Magy-Cours and Nevers.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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