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Bouwman eighth in final classification Tour of Luxembourg

Bouwman eighth in final classification Tour of Luxembourg

Sam Oomen has finished eighth in the final stage of the Tour of Luxembourg. The Dutchman of Team Jumbo-Visma sneaked into the lead group in the final stage and rode his way into the top ten in the capital's streets. Koen Bouwman finished the five-day stage race in eighth place in the general classification.

After a fast start, a lead group of 12 riders broke away. Steven Kruijswijk joined the chase on behalf of Team Jumbo-Visma, and a fierce battle ensued on the local circuit. Bouwman stayed out of the sprint for the bonification seconds and saw Søren Kragh Andersen triumph on the first pass. As a result, the 29-year-old Dutchman lost a place in the overall standings. Oomen then found himself in the lead group but lacked the power on the final climb to fight for the win. Tobias Halland Johannessen won the stage.

"All in all, last week went well."

Maarten Wynants

"We didn't expect Sam's group to stay in front”, sports director Maarten Wynants said. "It seemed evident that Team UAE would close the gap for the stage win. That didn't happen. We agreed beforehand that we would be in the attacks, and we did that well. Eighth place turned out to be the best possible result for Sam. All in all, last week went well. It's a shame we didn't win a stage, but we generally saw a strong team. Everyone got the maximum out of it in their own way, and with Koen, we are well-placed in the top ten. We have to be satisfied with that.”

Škoda Tour Luxembourg

Stage 5

Result
Rankings

Result

1
Tobias Halland Johannessen
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team 04:07:25
2
Alex Aranburu
Movistar Team +00:00:08
3
Franck Bonnamour
AG2R Citroën Team +00:00:08
8
Sam Oomen
Jumbo-Visma +00:00:08
16
Archie Ryan
Jumbo-Visma +00:00:19
19
Tiesj Benoot
Jumbo-Visma +00:00:22
32
Koen Bouwman
Jumbo-Visma +00:00:22
66
Steven Kruijswijk
Jumbo-Visma +00:05:21

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