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Laporte takes bronze in Olympic road race

Laporte takes bronze in Olympic road race

Christophe Laporte has secured bronze in the road race at the Paris Olympics. The Frenchman won the sprint of a chasing group in his home country, under the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. Remco Evenepoel took gold, while silver went to Laporte’s compatriot Valentin Madouas.

In addition to Laporte, Team Visma | Lease a Bike riders Wout van Aert and Tiesj Benoot (Belgium), Attila Valter (Hungary), Matteo Jorgenson (United States), Dylan van Baarle (Netherlands), and Jan Tratnik (Slovenia) also participated in the Olympic road race.

Van Aert and Benoot assisted their Belgian teammate Evenepoel with several strong efforts, helping him secure the victory. Van Baarle played a crucial role throughout the race, helping his team leader Mathieu van der Poel. Valter (fourth), Tratnik (eighth), and Jorgenson (ninth) all achieved commendable positions.

"This is a dream"

Christophe Laporte

“This is a dream,” Laporte stammered after the race. “We hoped to compete for the win with our country, but silver and bronze are also fantastic. I never dared to dream of this. To stand on the Olympic podium in Paris, near the Eiffel Tower, exceeds all my expectations.”

The Frenchman is still savoring the moment. “I am overjoyed with this bronze medal. To be honest, due to the chaos in the race, I didn’t realize I was sprinting for bronze. When I crossed the finish line, Valentin told me he had won silver and I had won bronze. It’s incredible. My wife and children are here, along with some good friends. That makes this medal even more special. I am very proud to do this for them and for France,” concluded a visibly emotional Laporte.

Olympic Games ME - Road Race

One day race

Result

Result

1
Remco Evenepoel
Belgium 06:19:34
2
Valentin Madouas
France +00:01:11
3
Christophe Laporte
France +00:01:16

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