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A Planned Fulfilled TdF25-39
I think someone needs to invent a spell check pen. This isn't the first time I've missed spelled a title, and I doubt it will be the last. I digress. Without a GC contender, EF Education-EasyPost has decided their best option for success is to go for stage wins. Today, Ben Healy, fulfilled that plan with aplomb! He was the first to break free of the peloton a mere twenty kilometers into the stage, although it did take a few tries to make the move stick. He dropped the rest of the breakaway with roughly fifty kilometers to go. He continued to improve his advantage all of the way to Vire Normandie taking the stage alone by almost two-and-a-half minutes. What a way to win your first Tour de France stage, and your tenth race victory!