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Combative De Tier gets closer to top ten overall in Norway

Combative De Tier gets closer to top ten overall in Norway

A combative Floris de Tier has gotten closer to the top ten in the overall standings after a tough fourth stage in the Tour of Norway. The Belgian attacked several times, but he crossed the finish line in a reduced peloton at seven seconds of the first riders. By gathering bonus seconds along the way, De Tier moves up to thirteenth place in the overall standings at fifteen seconds from Boasson Hagen.

In the early part of today’s stage, Team Jumbo-Visma tried to join the early breakaway with both De Tier and Bert-Jan Lindeman, but the peloton did not let them go. After De Tier was reeled in, the decisive breakaway was formed. De Tier then tried it again on the climb that was part of the finishing circuit.

“It took a very long time before a leading group was established”, De Tier explained. “Five kilometres before the first intermediate sprint I got away with Tim Wellens. Wellens is a dangerous rider for the overall standings, so they didn’t let us go. We stood our ground until the intermediate sprint and I gathered precious bonification seconds for the overall standings. These can prove very important at the end of this race. The breakaway ultimately made it all the way to the finishline. Sunday is another difficult stage and everything is still possible. I’m feeling good.”

Tour of Norway: Stage 4

Stage 4

Result
Rankings

Result

1
Edoardo Affini
Mitchelton-Scott 05:07:30
2
Anders Skaarseth
Uno-X Norwegian Development Team s.t.
3
Sander Armée
Lotto Soudal s.t.
35
Floris De Tier
Team Jumbo-Visma +0:07
48
Maarten Wynants
Team Jumbo-Visma s.t.
64
Taco van der Hoorn
Team Jumbo-Visma +2:28
71
Bert-Jan Lindeman
Team Jumbo-Visma +7:01

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