Cycling: Mads Pedersen won the Ghent – Wevelgem one-day race with an impressive performance. The Danish former world champion attacked well before the finish and, despite intensive pursuit by several teams, was not caught. This also marks Pedersen's longest successful solo run of the season so far. Pedersen wins for the third time… read more
Cycling: Mads Pedersen has won the one-day race Ghent – Wevelgem for the second time in his career. The Dane thus crowned an incredibly strong performance by his Lidl – Trek team. Pedersen sprints past van der Poel. The 86th edition of Ghent – Wevelgem concluded this Sunday with a thrilling two-man sprint. After 253,1 kilometers from Ypres to … read more
Cycling: It's a victory for his team, his country, and his continent—and not least for himself. Biniam Girmay sensationally wins Gent – Wevelgem, celebrating one of the greatest successes in African road cycling. Girmay defeats Laporte in the sprint. It had been hinted at: With Biniam Girmay (Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux), the… read more
Cycling: Wout van Aert lived up to his role as favorite at Gent – Wevelgem. The Belgian won the sprint from a seven-man group. Swiss rider Stefan Küng can be pleased with a strong sixth place. Wout van Aert dominates the race. Wout van Aert (Jumbo – Visma) asserted himself with another victory of the season at Gent – Wevelgem. The … read more
Cycling: Two semi-classic races took place this Sunday: Paris – Tours and Ghent – Wevelgem. While Casper Pedersen triumphed in France, Mads Pedersen celebrated in Belgium. Paris – Tours: Casper Pedersen beats Cosnefroy in the sprint. The 114th edition of Paris – Tours was a 213,0-year-old affair after 24 kilometers. In the two-man sprint... read more
