17 July 2017.
The Tour de France 2017 news.
Mollema Wins Stage 15 of the 2017 Tour de France.
Bauke Mollema soloed to victory on the 15th stage of the
Tour de France 2017. Bauke Mollema was born 26 November 1986. He is a Dutch
professional cyclist currently riding for Trek–Segafredo.
He try to claim his first career win in the race after he
powering clear of a sizable breakaway group with just under 30 kilometres to
go. Bauke Mollema finishes 19 seconds ahead of his pursuers while Froome keeps
the leader's jersey despite a broken wheel.
Mollema attacked with 29 kilometers to go. He always rushes
faster than everyone else, just enough to make sure he wins. Bauke Mollema to
take the win with UAE's Diego Ulissi nabbing second and Lotto Soudal's Tony
Gallopin taking third, and his French compatriot Warren Barguil.
Bauke Mollema said that this is the biggest win of his
career so far. The Tour de France has always been his dream. He is incredibly
happy.
More info about The Tour de France 2017:
The 2017 Tour de France is the 104th edition of the Tour de
France, one of cycling's Grand Tours.Running from Saturday July 1st to Sunday
July 23rd 2017, the 104th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages and will
cover a total distance of 3,540 kilometres.
Other info about Bauke Mollema :
In 2014, At the Tour de France, Mollema sat seventh overall
heading into the penultimate stage, an individual time trial 54 kilometres in
length. However, riding a new Bianchi for the first time, Mollema could only
place in 140th position and slipped to tenth overall in the general
classification, 21 minutes and 24 seconds behind the winner, Vincenzo Nibali.
In March 2015, Mollema finished second overall behind Nairo
Quintana (Movistar Team) at Tirreno–Adriatico. However, he subsequently
suffered a back injury which affected his Tour de France preparations. Mollema
went on to finish seventh overall in the Tour.
In 2016, On Stage 13, Mollema produced what he described as
"the best time trial of my life" to place sixth on the hilly route
over 37.5 kilometres. He finished 51 seconds down on Froome, but took time out
of all the other general classification contenders and rose to second overall.
He ultimately fell to eleventh overall by the end of the race.
Jul,2017
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