168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sam Bennett and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michael Mørkøv combined perfectly yet again at the OxyClean 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Classic Brugge-De Panne on Wednesday, witꦐh the✅ Danish lead-out man setting up the Irish sprinter for victory.

It was Bennett’s first one-day WorldTour win, but since his move to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Deceuninck-QuickStep he has won 12 races, including stages at the Tour de France. Most of these are thanks to the guidance, supp𓆉ort and lead-out of Mørkøv.

The Dane is a veteran at 35, but is considered the best lead-out man in the WorldTour peloton, with Bennett trusting him totally in the chaos of th❀e sprints.

"He is the best lead-out in the world," Bennett said in a joint Sporza interꦐview with Mørkøv, revea🅷ling how they work instinctively together to win.

"That's too easy for him to say," Mørkøv added. "🅠Because we're sharing a hotel room and it would be embarrassing if he didn't say that.

“At this moment I’m just flattered ♔and proud about all these nice words I receive. I’m really trying to enjoy it because at this high level, it just takes one or two bad sprints and you&♌rsquo;re back down the queue.”

At Brugge-De Panne, Deceuninck-QuickStep dominated the sprint, giving𓆉 Pascal Ackermann (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Fenix) little chance.

“It was a pretty successful day. We had a goal and went out and we achieved it. We can be really proud of what we did,&☂🅺rdquo; Bennett said.

"The job the guys did was close to perfe෴ction. The lead-out was textbook. The train into the last corner, out of the last corner… My teammates make my job much easier than it needs to be. It’s unbelievable.”

Mørkøv has been at Deceuninck-Qu🐻ickStep since 2018. He often steers Elia Viviani during his hugely-successful two years at the Belgium team. Patrick Lefevere let Viviani move to Cofidis for a far bigger salary in 2020, but wisely kept Mørkøv under contract to continue Deceuninck-QuickStep’s run of sprinting success.

The Belgian teams seem to breed sprinting success, with Bennett🍰 following 🌺in the wheels of Tom Boonen, Mark Cavendish, Marcel Kittel, Viviani and others before them.

“I th🀅ink it’s who we are,” Bennett said, feeling🐼 a full part of the family in his second season.

“We always respect our competitors but we never let our guard down. We do relax but we still stay focused and drive for more 🔜success. We carry this moment and hopefully it will continue.”

Art of a sprint

M&🐠oslash;rkøv has a track racing🍃 background and uses his superb bike skills, power and speed to deliver a perfect lead out.

W♔hile other riders panic or slip out of position, Mørkøv has the intuition to almost always be in the right place at the right time, so his sprinter can♈ then finish off the job and win. It’s an art.

It is what in𝐆spires Mørkøvꦚ but it is not as easy as it appears. The pressure is huge.

"That whole build-up full of adrenaline of going into the sprint, its execution and potentially winning&hell🀅ip; That’s a feeling I don't find anywhere else in life,” Mørkøv admitted. "Yet a bunch sprint is always a big challenge for me because you never know whether you will be 20th or 𒊎first.”

Some sprinters are aggressive and adrenaline-fueled. Bennett is 💞far more of a gentleman sprinter and often plays down his ability and his success. Mørkøv is of similar character, meaning they work well together.

“It’s because we understand each other so well. Sam really trusts me and that makes my work much easier," Mørkøv exp🦄lained, revealing there is little time or inclination to talk 💯in the final kilometre before a sprint. Their sprinting is based on understanding and sixth sense.

“We don't say that much. Usually📖 we discuss everything before the race, sometimes during the race; but during the sprint, we🧸 don’t communicate. I don’t need to know if he's in my wheel, he's always there," Mørkøv said.

M&os💟lash;rk&oslasꦜh;v revealed he thinks about a sprint finish all day, while Bennett goes into the moment much later.

"For me, the switch happens 20 or 30 kilometers from the finish. From then on I only focus on my job and forget everything else in life, only what happens in front⛄ ꩵof me is important. I focus on that it’s just about what is happening in the moment,” Bennett said.

Bennett finishes off the work of his teammates but it ꩲis Mørkøv who calls the shots in the sprint. He decides who to follow in the final kilometres, which line to take and when to move over so that Bennett can accelerate to the line and hopefully to victory.

“I take responsibility for the timing,” Mørkøv said authoritatively. "But Sam then decides when he wants to sta💫rt sprinting. Like at Brugges-De Panne, it's a combination and it’s pretty good when we pick the right꧋ moment."