Brenner Wins Poland As Küng Completes Tudor's Perfect Finale

Tudor Pro Cycling celebrated a double success on the final day of the Tour de Pologne. Stefan Küng won the decisive 12.5-kilometre individual time trial in Wieliczka, while his teammate Marco Brenner produced the ride he needed to take the overall title.

Küng completed the fast course, which started and finished by the Wieliczka Salt Mine, in 14:25.49. Finn Fisher-Black was second, just over four seconds behind, with Callum Thornley third and Iván Romeo fourth, both within five seconds of the Swiss specialist.

Brenner had started the day fourth overall and 11 seconds from the race lead, but his performance against the clock changed the classification. The German won the 83rd Tour de Pologne by ten seconds over Fisher-Black, with Romeo completing the podium at 16 seconds. The combination of Küng's stage win and Brenner's overall victory gave Tudor an ideal end to the WorldTour race.