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Julian Alaphilippe Is A Madman And Matteo Jorgenson Is The Future | Ian & Friends

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Michael and Gregor recap the 2021 Tour de la Provence which saw Julian Alaphilippe being, well, Julian Alaphilippe.

American Matteo Jorgenson had a stellar showing despite suffering a crash in the final meters of stage 2. He would go on to finish 12th stage three to Chalet Reynard on Mont Ventoux.

Ivan Sosa won the race overall with help from Egan Bernal, who is showing promising signs after abandoning the 2020 Tour de France.

Michael and Gregor look ahead to what is next on FloBikes. After an off weekend, the cobbled classics kick off at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. On the same weekend, viewers in the US, Canada and Australia can also watch the likes of Michael Woods and Marc Hirschi take on two French One-Day races.