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Marco Brenner secures overall victory at the Tour of Poland
German rider Marco Brenner wins the Tour of Poland, marking his first triumph in the WorldTour. Stefan Küng claims victory in the final time trial.
Marco Brenner has won this year's Tour of Poland, achieving his first overall victory in the WorldTour. He secured the decisive success during the final individual time trial, finishing seventh over the 12-kilometer distance. This has been confirmed by several sources, including Der Tagesspiegel and kicker.
In the time trial, his teammate Stefan Küng from the Swiss team Tudor Pro Cycling took the lead and secured the stage victory. Küng not only excelled in the time trial but also contributed to the team effort that made Brenner's overall win possible.
Finn Fisher-Black from New Zealand finished both the time trial and the overall classification in second place. His strong performance highlights the competitive nature of this approximately seven-day event held in Poland.
Overall, the Tudor Pro Cycling Team has proven to be strong, securing important positions in both the time trial and the overall standings. Aaron Dockx finished in 24th place in the overall ranking, showcasing the depth of competition within the peloton.