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20.01.2015 @ 12:13 Posted by Emil Axelgaard
“I’m not yet at 100 percent, but second place in a World Tour race is a very good result," Lieuwe Westra said after stage one at the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.
Westra created the day’s breakaway with three other riders and remained in front of the race the entire stage, ultimately finishing second in a sprint behind Australian rider Jack Bobridge.
“It was a good group, good riders,” said Westra. “The peloton never gave us much room (but) when we had a good gap over the climb we knew we might have a chance.
“When it's downhill like that it's not so easy to chase back,” he said. “In the sprint for the stage Bobridge was too strong. Second for me was the best I could do ….. second in the season's first World Tour race isn't so bad.”
“When it's downhill like that it's not so easy to chase back,” he said. “In the sprint for the stage Bobridge was too strong. Second for me was the best I could do ….. second in the season's first World Tour race isn't so bad.”
Westra now sits in second position overall on General Classification, with a nine-second advantage over the main peloton ahead of Tuesday’s uphill finish.
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