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Cyclocross World Championships: After Yesterday's Success, Hulst Aims to Rehang in 2031 or 2032

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A resounding success and a desire to get back into the game right away: 40,000 people gathered in Hulst yesterday to watch the second day of the Cyclocross World Championships, and there's already a desire for a new World Championship adventure. Organizer Kurt Vernimmen has...
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Cyclocross World Championships: After Yesterday's Success, Hulst Aims to Rehang in 2031 or 2032

A resounding success and a desire to get back into the game right away: 40,000 people gathered in Hulst yesterday to watch the second day of the Cyclocross World Championships, and there's already a desire for a new World Championship adventure. Organizer Kurt Vernimmen has...

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TUTTOBICIWEB broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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