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Omloop Nieuwsblad: Waerenskjold wins ahead of Magnier & Philipsen

March 1, 2025 by Michael Behringer

Waerenskjold Omloop

Cycling: We started the opening weekend today with a small surprise at the Omloop Nieuwsblad. Sören Waerenskjold won the Belgian one-day race ahead of Paul Magnier and Jasper Philipsen.

Waerenskjold Omloop

Waerenskjold wins the mass sprint

Until about two kilometers before the finish it almost looked as if Stefan Kung (Groupama – FDJ) could have won the opening of the classic season. But the Swiss, who was on the road for several kilometres as a soloist, was caught up. So it came to a sprint of a larger group, which the Norwegian Soren Waerenskjold (Uno-X) for himself. Behind him, angry Paul Magnier (Soudal – Quick Step) and Jasper Phillipsen (Alpecin – Deceuninck) that they were narrowly defeated. Top favorite wout van aert (Visma – Lease a Bike) has to settle for eleventh place.



Omloop Nieuwsblad in the future without Het

Often the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad was not decided by a mass sprint. The undulating profile is conducive to brave breakaway riders. It is not uncommon for the pursuers to disagree - and the race is over. Today, however, at the end of the 197 kilometers from Ghent to Ninove, there was still such a strong group that the cooperation worked. Incidentally, the 80th Omloop Nieuwsblad took place for the first time without the "Het" in the name.

SØREN WÆRENSKJOLD! ®️pic.twitter.com/YhsICK5G77

— Vegar Kulset (@VegarKulset) March 1, 2025



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