Fabian Wegmann finished second in the Japan Cup on Sunday, six seconds behind winner Manuele Mori of Saunier Duval, but said he was not unsatisfied with his result.
"Of course a win would have been better. But there wasn't much to do against the dominance of Sauiner Duval, which had four men in the leading group. Second place is a good result," Wegman said.
He was happy that the weather changed for the better on Sunday. "The last few days we had the end of a typhoon, but on Sunday it was all sunshine. And we have some great experiences here. The onlookers were very enthusiastic and recognized every rider."
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