Critérium du Dauphiné 2022

Primoz Roglic won the 74th edition of the Critérium du Dauphiné, while Jonas Vingegaard and Ben O'Connor flanked the Slovene on the podium. Wout van Aert pocketed two stages and the green jersey. The 2022 Dauphiné started on Sunday 5 June and finished on Sunday the 12th.

Top 5 Critérium du Dauphiné 2022
1. Primoz Roglic
2. Jonas Vingegaard + 0.40
3. Ben O'Connor + 1.41
4. Damiano Caruso + 2.33
5. Jack Haig + 3.13

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Critérium du Dauphiné 2022 stages

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Vingegaard crowns duo attack with GC winner Roglic

Jumbo-Visma puts their cards on the table in the last stage of the Criterium du Dauphiné. Jonas Vingegaard wins the stage, Primoz Roglic finishes in second to take the GC.

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Verona wins in Vaujany, Roglic takes yellow

Carlos Verona wins the first Dauphiné stage in the high mountains from the breakaway. Primoz Roglic finishes in second to move into the GC lead. Jonas Vingegaard sits in second, Ben O'Connor in third.

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Ferron wins from breakaway, Van Aert still in yellow

Gap is once again attackers territory. Valentin Ferron strikes in the final kilometres from the breakaway and outguns Andrea Biagoli, Geoffrey Bouchard, Victor Lafay, Warren Barguil and Pierre Rolland. Wout van Aert stays in yellow.

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Yellow jersey Van Aert storms to second stage win

Attackers Fabien Doubey, Jan Bakelants,, Sebastian Schönberger and Benjamin Thomas are caught inside the last 200 metres before Wout van Aert storms to victory. The Belgian Champion extends his lead on GC.

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Ganna wins ITT, Van Aert stays in yellow

Filippo Ganna wins the ITT on the Criterium du Dauphiné 2 seconds ahead of Wout van Aert. The Flemish powerhouse remains in the overall race lead.

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