Team Vorarlberg goes on attack mode on fourth stage of Tour du Loir et Cher – Moran Vermeulen fourth at Tour of the Alps test on Hungerburg Castle

 

Things are moving forward for Stüssi, Amann and Co. On the fourth and longest stage over 198 with start and finish in Vernou-en-Sologne, the Vorarlberger Squad gave a strong sign of life. In the bunch sprint it was not enough for a top result. Nevertheless, it almost worked out for Colin Stüssi today.

 

Werner Salmen – Sports Director: “Today they rode really well and actively. Almost every group was occupied by us. After the hard previous days they were able to set accents themselves. We were partly with two riders in the escape group. The last six-man group with Colin was only put four kilometers before the finish – that almost fit today!”

 

The bunch sprint was won by Dutchman Jesper Rasch of Team Abloc.

Tomorrow, the last stage of the Tour with the finish area in Blois.

Result: https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/tour-du-loir-et-cher/2023/stage-4

Team:

Lukas Meiler, Dominik Amann, Colin Stüssi, Lukas Rüegg, Pirmin Benz, Jon Knolle (DNF)

 

Vermeulen ready for Tour of the Alps – Youngster at Tour de Allgäu

Moran Vermeulen finishes fourth today in the sprint to win the Hungerburg in Innsbruck and was satisfied. “A perfect “Durchputzer” for the lungs was this 3 kilometer mountain sprint today” said the Ramsauer. Vermeulen faces his first highlight of the season starting Monday in the service of the Austrian national team at the Tour of the Alps. Numerous World Tour teams have named for the five-day Pro Series tour with start in Rattenberg in Tyrol next Monday!

Info: https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/tour-of-the-alps/2023/stage-1/overview 

 

At today’s Tour de Allgäu, a national race in southern Germany, Nikolas showed a spirited race. He finishes with the second group in the very well occupied race.