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The Slovenian beat Bruno Armirail by seven seconds over 22.1km to claim his first European individual time-trial title.
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Roglič, 36, was fastest at the intermediate checkpoints on the 22.1km course in Šenčur and finished seven seconds ahead of France’s Bruno Armirail, according to Dutch news agency ANP. Another French rider, Maxime Decomble, took third, 28 seconds behind Roglič. It was the Slovenian’s first European title in the individual time trial. [1]
Sjoerd Bax finished 23rd and was the only Dutch rider in the men’s race after Axel van der Tuuk withdrew because of illness. Daan Hoole did not compete. [1]
Earlier on Wednesday, Switzerland’s Marlen Reusser won the women’s time trial, with the Netherlands’ Demi Vollering taking silver. [1]
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