"About 1.4 km remained to the finish. According to the official graphics, we could see that the riders had reached the steepest section of this stage—"
"Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale domestique Paret-Peintre suddenly broke away from the peloton and launched an attack!!"
"Their leader, Ben O'Connor, reacted immediately, following his domestique and launching an attack as well!!!"
"Ah, not good! They instantly dropped the peloton, but it looked like Huang Chong and the three UAE Team Emirates riders were unable to respond to this attack!!"
"Seven hundred meters remained. Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale's Paret-Peintre successfully completed his mission. After leading O'Connor out, he allowed the latter to enter solo mode—"
"The finish arch was within sight. UAE Team Emirates' Jay Vine finally began his pursuit, while our rider Huang Chong chose to stay glued to his wheel—could they still catch the solo O'Connor?!!"
"Five hundred meters, four hundred meters—the race had only the final 150 meters left—"
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"Huang Chong launched his sprint!!!"
"He successfully dropped Jay Vine and was getting closer and closer to O'Connor!!!"
"Did he still have a chance?!!"
"Ah, what a pity. The distance wasn't enough. He was still just short of catching O'Connor and ultimately took second place on this stage—"
"However, this result was acceptable for both Huang Chong and Bora Team. Let's congratulate Huang Chong!!"
"For his first time riding such a 19 km mountain climb, one whose difficulty could fully compare with the Tour de France, Huang Chong held on until the end and even beat UAE Team Emirates' Jay Vine in the sprint before the finish. His performance absolutely exceeded both our expectations and the team's expectations of him!"
"Of course, this race also showed that Bora Team was indeed somewhat lacking in terms of rider depth compared with UAE Team Emirates, Decathlon–AG2R