“I look back on today’s race with a very good feeling,” said Tulett after the finish. “The plan was to race aggressively, and as a team we executed that well. On the final ascent of the Mammolshain, Baudin and I went clear, but it wasn’t the right move to continue just the two of us. In the group that formed afterwards, the cooperation was good and I’m happy I could contest a strong sprint.”
For the 24-year-old rider, it marks his second podium of the spring, after previously finishing third in La Flèche Wallonne. “I look back on the past weeks with a positive feeling. After my crash in the Tour of the Basque Country, I wasn’t sure where I would stand in the classics. That I’ve ended up on the podium twice in two big races means a lot to me.”