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Murcia stage 2: Julian Dean 3rd at end of strange day

Huub Duyn, Vuelta a Murcia stage 2 Julian Dean finished third at the end of today’s bizarre stage . Most of the stage was neutralized due to 90 kph winds and the peloton rode sections of the course sheltered by race and team vehicles. The riders were allowed to contest the final three kilometers.

Tom Danielson, Huub Duyn (pic’d above) and Lucas Euser are all on the same time as the race leader going into tomorrow’s 16-kilometer individual time trial.

Garmin-Slipstream stage 2 results
1. Greg Henderson 2h07’27″
2. Ruben Perez +00″
3. Julian Dean +00″
27. Tom Danielson +00″
29. Jason Donald +00″
32. Christian Meier +00″
40. Timmy Duggan +00″
44. Blake Caldwell +00″
62. Huub Duyn +00″
98. Lucas Euser +00″

Garmin-Slipstream GC
1. Greg Henderson 7h14’04″
22. Tom Danielson +00″
29. Huub Duyn +00″
51. Lucas Euser +00″
55. Julian Dean +21″
62. Jason Donald +1’49″
67. Christian Meier +1’49″
70. Blake Caldwell +1’49″
75. Timmy Duggan +1’49″

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  • Lozy

    Great work guys! That wind would suck!! I am in southern Utah and it blows here…in several ways… But nice Finish Julz and good luck tomorrow!

  • jackie

    Hats off (literally) to you three and the rest of the team for not going airborne! Maybe a tailwind tomorrow??

  • Practice Nurse Anthony Clarkson Lincolnshire Great Britain

    GREAT RIDE Julian and Team GARMIN !
    Unfortunately NOT able to get LIVE Streaming UK But watching the results closely ! Wishing you guys BETTER WEATHER and Chrystal Cranks For the Time Trial ! Limit the losses for Saturday Lucas, Blake, Tom, Christian your day for GC is Saturday Let the Mountain Goats shine and the Sun we hope .
    As Allways Proud to wear YOUR Argyle Guys Anthony C Lincolnshire England
    rideHARDER Timmy your test Tomorrow good luck !

  • david

    That’s a very kiwi podium! Way to go julz, it was always going to be tough to beat a track world champ in a 10km race, if everyone had gone over that climb I’m sure you’d have taken the win

  • Iain

    Great work Julian. I don’t think I’ve ever seen two kiwis on a podium in Europe before, although I’m sure you’d prefer it to have been the other way round. Next time! Looks like your luck might be turning.

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