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cycling: Trans Provence #2: Lau makes up ground

1 October 2013 by Veit Hammer

The start of the Trans Provence was a purely French affair and the second stage should not bring any changes either. However, the overall leader Jérôme Clementz (Cannondale Overmountain-Mavic) was not in quite the mood this time as the day before and had to give way to Nicolas Lau (Cube Action Team). Canadian Geoff Kabush (Scott-3Rox) took third place on the day. There were no changes in the overall rating. Manuel Fumic is the best German in seventh place.

//Result
1. Nicolas Lau (Cube Action Team) 00:20:41
2. Jerome Clementz (Cannondale Overmountain-Mavic) 00:20:43
3. Geoff Kabush (Scott-3Rox Racing) 00:20:51
4. Francois Bailly-Maitre (BMC Trail Crew) 00:21:13
5. Fabien Barel (Canyon Factory Enduro Team-Mavic) 00:21:25

//In total
1. Jerome Clementz (Cannondale Overmountain-Mavic) 00:58:41
2. Nicolas Lau (Cube Action Team) 00:59:06
3. Fabien Barel (Canyon Factory Enduro Team-Mavic) 01:00:09
4. Geoff Kabush (Scott-3Rox Racing) 01:00:23
5. Francois Bailly-Maitre (BMC Trail Crew) 01:00:50

Tags:Jerome ClementzNicholas Lau

More than Veit Hammer

Veit Hammer studied and did his doctorate in Germany, Norway and Japan. Before he was editor-in-chief of the digital bike magazine Velomotion from its launch in 2013, he worked for the magazine ProCycling and the online portals MTB-News and Rennrad-News.

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