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Seixas makes Giro di Lombardia history after riders stage safety protest
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French prodigy is youngest winner of the Classic Evenepoel highlights death of Finlay Tarling Paul Seixas ended his breakout season as a history-making Monument winner with a stunning victory at the Giro di Lombardia. The 20-year-old French prodigy became the youngest winner of t
French prodigy is youngest winner of the Classic Evenepoel highlights death of Finlay Tarling Paul Seixas ended his breakout season as a history-making Monument winner with a stunning victory at the Giro di Lombardia. The 20-year-old French prodigy became the youngest winner of the Classic of the Falling Leaves and the fourth-youngest winner of a Monument. The Vuelta champion Enric Mas took second place, 48 seconds back, with Giulio Ciccone rounding out the podium just over a minute behind the winner.
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