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The former world champion did not travel to Levens with the security of having good legs. "I was sick for three days this week," he said after the finish. "I was doubting whether to actually start after yesterday’s recon. However, this morning I felt much better and I am proud to be the one wearing the national champion's jersey in the following months!”
Sarrou said after the finish that he was really happy with his performances, both in Araxá and the first World Cup of the season, last week in Brazil. “I was consistent, and that I found most important during this trip to Brazil. In terms of qualification for Paris 2024, this was an important two weeks, and I am happy with how I performed."
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