After four days of Paul Magnier (Soudal-QuickStep) winning at the Tour of Guangxi, there was a fifth success for a rider named Paul in the race on the Queen stage 5 to Nongla - but this time it was Great Britain's Paul Double, with the 29-year-old soloing to his first WorldTour win.
Unlike the vast majority of the riders currently taking part in China's only men's WorldTour race, Double has had a far-from-typical path of junior success to established professional.
Rather, there have been moments of zero job security, financing his own career and low confidence, prior to Saturday's breakthrough success.
