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Sepp Kuss, the American cyclist, has reflected on his near-miss at the Tour de France, where he finished second overall. In a recent interview, Kuss shared his thoughts on what could have been.

“I was so close, but I made a few mistakes that cost me the win,” Kuss said. “I was too cautious in the mountains and didn’t take enough risks. I also struggled with my time trialing, which lost me precious seconds.”

Kuss acknowledged that his inexperience in leading a Grand Tour team also played a role. “I learned a lot from this experience, but I wish I had been more aggressive and taken more chances.”

Despite his disappointment, Kuss remains optimistic about his future in cycling. “I know I have the talent and the work ethic to win a Grand Tour. I’ll keep pushing myself to improve and come back stronger next year.”

Kuss’s honesty and self-awareness have earned him respect from fans and fellow cyclists alike. His determination to learn from his mistakes and come back stronger will undoubtedly make him a contender in future Tour de France races.