Tour du Faso 2026: Paul Daumont and Barthélemy Yaméogo in a three-rider breakaway

Author: Ousmane ZoungranaPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Burkina Faso

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Tour du Faso 2026: Paul Daumont and Barthélemy Yaméogo in a three-rider breakaway

Paul Daumont and Barthélemy Yaméogo are part of a three-rider breakaway at the 2026 Tour du Faso. Tiémoko Diamouténé won an intermediate sprint at Rakaye. Daumont’s breakaway has a 2-minute-16-second lead over the peloton.

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