Tour de l’Abitibi Stage 2: Oliver Scott wins

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Oliver Scott from New Zealand won the second stage of the Tour de l’Abitibi, with Jack Diemar and Jayden McMullen finishing second and third, respectively. Ellande Larronde continues to lead the general classification, wearing the brown jersey. Upcoming stages include an individual time trial and a round trip race.

Keywords: Tour de l’Abitibi, Oliver Scott, Cycling

Source: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Update At: 7/20/2024

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