The little climber from Groupama-FDJ tackled the Critérium du Dauphiné last Sunday in the air of revenge. David Gaudu remembered that last year, despite a nice stage victory snatched from Wout Van Aert, he had a bad experience of his collapse on the last day at the top of the Solaison plateau. This time, crowned with his pretty Paris-Nice (2nd behind Pogacar but ahead of Vingegaard), he thought he was showing progress. Alas, his only progress is to have cracked long before the last day.
