Dylan Groenewegen of the Netherlands beat Colombian Fernando Gaviria's sprint at the Tour de Fracia | Tour de France

With the victory yesterday at the seventh stage of the CV Tour de France, the young Dutch sprinter Dylan Groenewegen (LottoNL-Jumbo) equalizes two victories his particular duel with the Colombian Fernando Gaviria (Quick Step-Floors) and has increased to 10 his first places in the current season, leaving, for the moment , in nine of Antioquia

Previously Gaviria and Groenewegen had three duels in mbadive starts, in which the Colombian won in two, against one of the Dutch Fernando had defeated him at the Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen in Belgium and at the first leg of the Guangxi Tour in China, the two tests in 2017.

While the "Tulip" beat the Colombian in the fifth leg of the Guangxi Tour last year, and yesterday in the Tour de France

Duel today could have u n new chapter, because the eighth fraction of the Tour, 181 kilometers, between Dreux and Amiens, on still flat ground, would allow a new mbadive arrival, in which the sprinters will have their last option to shine, before the stage of pavement tomorrow, the rest of Monday and the arrival of the mountain the following Tuesday.

It should be noted that Gaviria, with that of yesterday, adds four second places in the current season, and is still in the fight with Peter Sagan for the points ranking of the Tour, which is 31 points in Slovak.

Everything remains the same

to the men involved in the fight for the title of the Tour de France, there have been no changes in the general and they continue to maintain their positions thinking of the day tomorrow, where Roubeaux is reached, after having exceeded the 15 cuts of pavement.

Tour leader, Belgian Greg Van Avermaet, added three seconds of bonus in an intermediate point, increasing the difference in his favor compared to his rivals

"It was a nervous step at times, but less complicated than others We did well and the team was very attentive and coordinated, "said Nairo Quintana, after the 231-kilometer marathon.

He adds: "another day has pbaded without consequences and we hope to continue this way tomorrow (today) before the pavement".