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Dekker again sprints to second place in UAE Tour

Dekker again sprints to second place in UAE Tour

David Dekker has achieved another podium during the fourth stage of the UAE Tour. The young Dutchman of Team Jumbo-Visma finished second behind Sam Bennett after a strong sprint in the final. Dekker also took the green points jersey.

The fourth and longest stage of the UAE Tour went smoothly. Halfway through the stage two riders escaped, but they were caught up by the peloton at more than thirty kilometres before the finish. Only in the last ten kilometres the nervousness in the peleton increased. Dekker rode to second place with the help of Christoph Pfingsten.

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"It felt like there was more to it"

David Dekker

“Our initial plan today was to help Chris”, Dekker said. “The beginning was nervous, because the wind could always cause danger here. When this eventually turned out to be better than expected, the rest of the ride was relaxed. Until the last ten kilometres. The loss of Jos was of course a pity, but luckily Christoph was top today. After the finish I was quite frustrated, because I felt there a better result had been possible.”

"An incredible performance by David today"

Addy Engels

Sports director Addy Engels was very pleased with Dekker’s performance. “It was a long and calm ride with a fast final. An incredible performance by David, especially after Jos dropped out. In the final he could count on the help of Christoph. To find your way in this way and to finish second is very strong.”

Nothing changed in the top ten of the general classification. Chris Harper managed to maintain his fourth place.

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