Good news for Marion Rousse live from the Tour de France this Saturday July 23. His companion, Julian Alaphilippe, won the first stage of the Tour de Wallonie. Something to give a smile to the sports consultant.
After the rain comes the good weather. Julian Alaphilippe, double world champion, can attest to the consequences of his latest adventures and his recent victory. The cyclist indeed fell on Liège-Bastogne-Liège last April and had to quickly get back on his feet.
Despite this, the champion managed to win the first stage of the Tour de Wallonie this Saturday July 23, which bodes well for the future. The announcement of this victory was also shared live from the Tour de France, and we could hear the joy in the voice of Marion Rousse, the winner’s companion.
Marion Rousse “It was the recovery, and he won”
“Do you want good news?”asked one of the consultants, before continuing: “There is the Tour de Wallonie which started today, and the victory of a certain Julian Alaphilippe.”he announced before letting Marion Rousse speak: “That’s right, for his return to competition after the French championships, after his fall in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, we all remember it. It was the recovery and he wonahead of Alex Aranburu.”
The former runner, however, held back her joy a little, although she was satisfied, in order to remain professional. She had already confided in this subject to West France : “I’m often asked how I manage to stay so neutral on air when Julian is running. But you know, it’s my job! If I’m not able to do it, then I have to change business. When I’m on air, people don’t care who my husband is. I’m here to bring as much knowledge as possibleit does not mix everything.”she explained.
However, this is very good news that the two runners will be able to celebrate in complete privacy, away from microphones and cameras.
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