Tour du Faso 2026: Paul Daumont’s breakaway is 2 minutes 16 seconds ahead of the peloton

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

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Tour du Faso 2026: Paul Daumont’s breakaway is 2 minutes 16 seconds ahead of the peloton

At the 2026 Tour du Faso, the breakaway led by Paul Daumont is 2 minutes 16 seconds ahead of the peloton. Barthélemy Yaméogo is also in the leading group, which consists of three riders. The report follows the breakaway’s progress during the race.

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