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Tour de Pologne: Records and winners

Remco Evenepoel 2020 - Tour de Pologne: Records and winnersThe Tour de Pologne is on the cycling menu one week after the Tour de France. The hilly route makes it a good preparation for the Vuelta, starting a few weeks later. Until the 1990’s the race was restricted to amateurs, but with the fall of communism pros were allowed. Cyclingstage.com brings you records and recent winners.
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Vuelta 2017: Majka solos to victory at La Pandera, Froome holds on to red

The 14th stage of La Vuelta takes in two intermediate climbs before the summit finish on La Pandera brings spectacle. Attacker Rafal Majka solos to victory, while Chris Froome holds off attacks by Vincenzo Nibali on the lower flanks to retain in the overall lead. Wilco Kelderman swaps places with Esteban Chaves and now sits in third.
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Tour de France 2015: Majka solos to victory in stage 11

Rafal MajkaThe stage to mountain village Cauterets takes the riders over six cols, including the famous Aspin and Tourmalet. At the last col Rafal Majka attacks in the front group and he solos to victory. Daniel Martin finishes second, while Chris Froome is still comfortable in yellow.
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Tour de France 2014: Rafal Majka takes second mountain victory

Rafal MajkaWednesday Juli 23th, 2014 - Only 124,5 kilometres but they are loaded with three category-1 cols and a top finish at Pla d'Adet, a hors catégorie climb. Not only does is sound like spectacle, it is from kilometre 1. Riders like Rodríguez, Majka, Mollema, Van den Broeck and Rolland attack at the first col and one of them is strong enough to take the early break to a splendid victory. Just like he did at Risoul, Rafal Majka soloes his name into the (Tour)history books.
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Tour de France 2014: Brilliant Majka climbs best, Nibali takes time (again)

Rafal MajkaSaturday july 19th, 2014 - Stage 14 leads from Grenoble to Risoul and in between are 177 kilometres and three tough Alps. After a turbulent start the finale is just as turbulent. Attacks all over the place once again, but young Rafal Majka stays cool and brings a long break to a brilliant solo victory. Nibali is in a league of his won (once again) and young riders Bardet, Pinot and Van Garderen are closing in on good old Valverde.
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