Marco Brenner wins the 83rd Ronde van Polen, Küng takes time trial

Marco Brenner from Tudor Pro Cycling has claimed victory in the 83rd edition of the Ronde van Polen (2.UWT). In the decisive individual time trial of 12.5 kilometers, held on Sunday in and around Wieliczka, Brenner managed to overtake the Italian Christian Scaroni from XDS Astana, who had been leading the overall classification until that point.

Brenner finished the time trial in seventh place, which was enough to secure the overall victory. New Zealander Finn Fisher-Black took second place in both the time trial and the overall standings. This allowed Brenner to improve his position with a solid performance in the final stages and earn his first WorldTour trophy.

Stefan Küng, a teammate of Brenner, won the time trial on this final day of the tour. Küng triumphed in the individual time trial, reaffirming his strength in this discipline, which he had already demonstrated throughout the season.

The Ronde van Polen, held over seven days, proved to be a fiercely contested event on the international cycling calendar. Riders had to compete not only against the clock but also against their direct rivals, who were determined to claim the overall victory for themselves.

The combination of varied terrain and course profiles made the tour challenging, with both Brenner and Küng delivering their best performances in the final stretch. Brenner seized the opportunity to extend his lead in the overall standings, successfully concluding the tour.

Overall, the event provided thrilling competitions for spectators and demonstrated the importance of teamwork in cycling. The performances of Brenner and Küng highlighted the champion quality of the Tudor team, which was able to celebrate a remarkable success this week.