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George Bennett calls Il Lombardia breakaway his biggest day out
George Bennett, New Zealand’s national champion, rode in a breakaway at Il Lombardia, a major cycling race that finished in Como.
He said the effort was the biggest day out he had ever had.
The race involved six hours of hard riding.
After the finish, Bennett bent over his handlebars to catch his breath and checked his bike computer.
He said the numbers he saw were “ridiculous.”
The available information does not give the specific power data or say what Bennett will do next.
George Bennett called his Il Lombardia breakaway the biggest day out he had ever had.
The New Zealand champion said the effort was numerically ridiculous.
He made the comments at the finish in Como.
Bennett had raced for six hours and checked his bike computer after crossing the finish line.
- Who
- George Bennett, the New Zealand champion.
- What
- He described his Il Lombardia breakaway as the biggest day out he had ever had.
- When
- At the finish of Il Lombardia; the date is not stated.
- Where
- Como, Italy.
- Why
- He had completed six hours of lung-busting racing and checked his bike computer; further reasons are not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Biggest day out I’ve ever had, genuine. Numerically, that was ridiculous
Bennett took part in six hours of racing at Il Lombardia.
In Como, Bennett checked his bike computer and spoke to Cyclingnews about the effort.
- Rider
- George Bennett
- Race
- Il Lombardia
- Finish location
- Como
- Race duration
- Six hours
- Outlet
- Cyclingnews
Sources
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