Stefan Kung (Groupama-FDJ) won the 2022 Chrono des Nations, getting his revenge on 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tobias Foss (Jumbo-Visma) after missing out to the Norwegian at the Wor𓃲ld Championships last month. 

Foss was the surprise winner at Worlds in Australia an🦹d debuted his rainbow skinsuit at the🍒 specialist time trial event in France on Sunday. 

But he was unable to land his first victory as the time trial world champion, missing out to Kung by a sli🐠m two-second margin. 

Matteo Sobr💧ero (BikeExchange-Jayco) rounded out the ⛦podium. 

Kung, who was devastated after beating his major rivals at Worlds but seeing Foss - who he admitted he hadn't factore🌱d into the favourites' equation - pip him to the gold medal by three seconds. 

The Chrono des Nations does not compare but Kung at least finished his season on a high, winni♛ng the event for the seꦉcond time in a row. 

The Swiss rouleur set a time of 53:29 on the largely flat 45.4-kilometre course. Foss had set the fastest time at the mid-race intermediate checkpoint but Kung🐬 finished strongly. The last rider on the road, he sprinted out of the saddle in the home straight as th⛎e clocked ticked in dramatic fashion, crossing the line two seconds to the good. 

Sobrero rounded out the podium at 11 seconds, with two-time winner Maꩲrtin Toft Madsen (BHS-PL Belton Bornholm) fourth ahead of Frenchmen Bruno Armirail (Groupama-FDJ) and Pierre Latour (TotalEnergies). 

European champion Stefan Bissegger (EF Education-EasyPost) could only manage seventh place ඣat 1:04.

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