Aaron Gate wins the New Zealand Classic

KFirst delight of course for Burgos BH. Aaron Gate won the first stage of the 37th edition of the New Zealand Cycle Classic.. It was a five-day stage race that started with a very flat opening stage. 158.1 kilometers starting and finishing in Masterton, in which the New Zealand cyclist won the sprint Bailey O'Donnell and Logan Currie.

Aaron, competing in the colors of his national team, imposed his highest speed in this category of finals and won a huge Volata that was rising (more than 5%). The win marks Burgos' first collection of points in the 2024 season. Kate signed a one-year contract with the Spanish team last October. He is a top professional on the track, where he has won many world championships.

“I came into this stage very confident, I've won here before and know what's required. The training I've been doing over the summer is very specific to the track and very good for these types of finals. I hope to be in the lead all weekKate told the New Zealand Cycle Classic official media.

After his victory, Kate will start phase two tomorrow as head of general classification And to face a The layout, again, is flat with 127.3 kilometers and the final at Martinborough.