4 French one-day races, in the shadow of the Giro: 19-year-old rookie and brutal crash Aranburu
CyclingSaturday, 10 May 2025 at 20:00
In France, it’s almost a tradition to organize races while other major cycling events are happening elsewhere in Europe. Spring monuments are regularly overlapped by French one-day races, and the first two days of the Giro d’Italia were no exception.
Even in the shadow of the Giro, we still saw four different winners across these races. Below, you’ll find the results, plus a report on Alex Aranburu’s (Cofidis) nasty crash in the last of the four events: the GP de Plumelec-Morbihan.
Results GP de Plumelec-Morbihan, elite men - May 10, 2025
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Results GP de Plumelec-Morbihan, elite women - May 10, 2025
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- No comment but here's my comment!Veganpotter09-05-2025
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- I am not sure if it is the hardest to win. In Flanders and Roubaix well before the finish the Peleton will be decimated and the race will normally be won by the best rider of the day or maybe 2nd or 3rd in case of a mechanical or unlucky break especially in case of Roubaix. In San Remo just before the finish there will still be several riders in contention and they are hard to ditch. For the best riders it is a race hard to win since it is not so selective. But if you are not a top 5 rider but still a top 10 rider this race is your best change to win. You will see more Milan San remo Winners with only 1 monument win than any other monumentsJoostmehrtens19-03-2025