De Ronde van Vlaanderen (270.8 km), 2024 March 31 (Sunday)

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Congratulations to Mathieu van der Poel for winning in grand style.

As expected no real competition for the win still a battle for remaining podium places was nice and rather intense. Hopefully Moho to be OK after getting a couple of stitches.
 

Tom Boonen ‘doesn’t recognise’ Soudal Quick-Step amidst Classics drought​

Former Belgian Classics star appears alongside Patrick Lefevere on a podcast to discuss the team's shortcomings this spring

...maybe it's hard to motivate to ride for such a d0uchebag?
 
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No it wasn't. It was annoying as hell because it never looked like it would put him in even a remotely good position as opposed to last year. It was as annoying as Alaphilippe always wasting his few bullets 80 kilometres from the line.

It's also possible that he wouldn't have been able to get a proper good result anyway, other than an anonymous top-10ish.

Of course, I'm also slightly biased, since for my amazing CQ Game aspirations, it was far better that Bjerg got a good result.
 
Waited to I watched all angles before commenting on the Bling relegation. The relegation decision was harsh and unnecessary. will also add that Mozzato and Politt in post race comments had no issue.
in the German interview (before the relegation) Politt called it "a clever sprint by Matthews", so he didn't really seem to have many issues with it indeed.
 
in the German interview (before the relegation) Politt called it "a clever sprint by Matthews", so he didn't really seem to have many issues with it indeed.
I think reading between the lines of that statement, he knows what Matthews did but didnt want to complain or throw him under the bus. Ultimately, he handled that question with grace and the jury then decided to relegate Matthews so it worked out.
 

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