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I don't think Wout is disappointed with this performance, either.140km and 100km finals already.
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I’m just waiting for a wild Hagenes to appear in the final km.
Wellens is pithie goodSurely there is no way Van Aert f**ks this up from here? With Pithie gone, he should smoke the other two in a sprint, and the rest seems out of it already.
I think Lazkano will be the first to stop pulling, but it will be on the last lap. If any of them are to get away, I think Van Aert is most likely to make an attack stick.Surely there is no way Van Aert f**ks this up from here? With Pithie gone, he should smoke the other two in a sprint, and the rest seems out of it already.
After yesterday's sprint, I can't imagine he is overly concerned with his chances...however, that is a lot of miles in 2 days, and they are a bit far out to call a group bridging across, over.Surely there is no way Van Aert f**ks this up from here? With Pithie gone, he should smoke the other two in a sprint, and the rest seems out of it already.
Depends, i hope he isn't riding with the same brakes as he was during the ECC RR, because you never know when those brakes decide to slam shut in the middle of a sprint!Surely there is no way Van Aert f**ks this up from here? With Pithie gone, he should smoke the other two in a sprint, and the rest seems out of it already.
Then he'll need to ride another one.Wout van Aert has looked fairly strong this weekend, stars seem to be aligning for a hattrick of podiums in the monuments