PERFECTLY EXECUTED! 😮‍💨 | 2025 Men’s Tour de l’Ain Stage 3 Final KM’s | TNT Sports Cycling

2025 Men’s Tour de l’Ain Stage 3 Final KM’s.

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Um, it has been part of France. It has been part of the kingdom of Seavoi. It has been part of Italy even which was kind of synonymous to the kingdom of Seavoi. And as I explained before, Magnus, it’s a wine growing region. And um maybe maybe Kon could celebrate with a a small glass of wine because he absolutely deserves it. Yeah, he deserves it. One of the most uh famous inhabitants of this town, I mentioned him before, one of the godfathers of castronomy was Shambria Sava. But another um rider from this uh town is actually Maxim Buip, former bike rider has retired. I think he’s a sports director now at Arca B&B, but he’s he was born here in uh in Ble. that I did not know. Even after a 50 km commentary on a solo win, uh we still come up with new facts, which is nice because it will be a long wait at the finish line before we have uh our entire top 10 across the line. And uh yeah, luckily for the jerseys and the potential podium ceremony, all the guys who are going to pick up jerseys will be here with a yellow, a polka dot, and a white jersey for this man for Keon Outbrooks. And a green jersey goes to Nicola Podon. I think he still looks rather fresh here despite this monumental effort that he did. Yeah, he does. He know he knows it. He knows it. He has got it. That helps with the pain. Yeah, it definitely does. This man is over a kilometer back on on Konamuks who is approaching the Flam Rouge as we speak and it must be quite emotional. You never forget your first professional victory. Many riders in the Pro Pelaton never get to celebrate a professional victory or stay on one only. That’s also possible. He’ll get the first and the second today cuz he also win the general classification, of course. Looks like they found a very quiet road here into town, but a rather beautiful one at it. There’s the man in still the still staying with the yellow jersey here. Yeah, we’re still with the yellow jersey here. We have lost I think both sound and the images of outs at the moment. We should be getting close. Yeah, there is a smile on his face already. Love to see it. His um his comeback started in uh in Classica San Sebastian on Saturday where he was really strong on the attacks of the really steep climbs. Here is the Flam Rouge for Keon Outbrooks. These guys still have a fair few kilometers to ride. So, let’s go back to the man who’s going to celebrate his uh first professional victory because that is a wonderful moment for this young man from Belgium. These riders are Yeah, they’re fighting for the last remaining spot on the podium. when it is this situation it will be Ben Chullet who is in pole position based on his uh his current position on GC to join his teammate on the podium but yeah let’s get back to Keon outs because he is in the final few hundred meters of this race and we want to see the celebration we want to see the smile on his Nice. I do hope we we we get that actual. There we get it. There he is. Just in time. This man, he started this attack. He started this attack at 50 kilometers from the line. He still had 10 km of climbing called Grumpier to do and he did it mostly on his own. He crested the climb. He built on his lead and he’s now winning his very first professional race. Three years ago, he was one of the youngest winners of the Tavan. And now, three years later, that first professional victory for Keon Outbrooks is finally here. He wins it. The final stage of TEA and the overall classification. What a wonderful performance by the 22year-old from Belgium racing for this Maisa bike. [Music] Yeah, that was um a very very solid day out from uh from Ka to Brooks. Um you know, take that on. I’m sure that was it that was the plan all day long and especially looking at the way that this Malis bike rode into into the bottom of um of the uh Grand Colombia. Um yeah, this was the plan and but well executed and um yeah, bravo.