Tour of Spain: Sepp Kuss: "Maybe it was too early to leave but I felt good"

The American Sepp Kuss (Jumbo-Visma), winner of this Sunday's stage in the Tour of Spain, assumed that "maybe it was too early" when he attacked on the last climb to Holly, 6.6 kilometers away, but that He did it because he felt "good."

"I knew that the first kilometers were the worst and that's why I focused on getting well and setting my pace. And, when I attacked, I knew that maybe it was too early to leave, but I felt good and I did it," he revealed.

The 24-year-old runner in Durango (Colorado) said he did not wait for his leader and leader of La Vuelta Promiz Roglic because "it was difficult to wait for the differences between" the escape and the group of the first the general

In any case, he believes that he and his teammates have already "shown" that they know "to be when the selection is made", when they are "expected".

The winner of three stages and the general of the Tour of Utah in 2018, which will turn 25 next Friday, the 13th, revealed that to be this year well in the Tour of Spain, the edition of the last year, in which "by now he was dead".

He also congratulated the planning of the season, a "succession of races" that have meant "a push for this second part of the season.