US EditionRemco Evenepoel wins on return from horror crash
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What’s going on with Wout Van Aert?
A drop in form, reasons for optimism – and a stark confession: “I’ve lost my sprint”. “I wish I knew why my sprint hasn’t worked this spring. And it’s not as if we’ve done anything differently,” lamented Belgian star Wout Van Aert in a recent flash interview. So far in 2025, Van Aert has taken three runner-up spots – in the Brabantse Pijl, Dwars door Vlaanderen (where Visma were left red-faced… Source
Remco Evenepoel won his first race after injury.
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The Independent (US)Remco Evenepoel wins on return from horror crash
The Olympic champion triumphed over Wout van Aert to win the Brabantse Pijl
“I consider this return to be the most difficult challenge of my career,” said Remco Evenepoel a few hours before getting back on his bike after months of absence caused by yet another serious and unfortunate injury. But the Belgian reminds everyone why he is a phenomenon: he returns to racing and wins the Brabant Arrow in the sprint ahead of Wout Van Aert. The decisive action 47 km from the finish line with the acceleration of the Belgian Quick…
The racer of the Soudal-Quick Step won his first race of the season, four months after his serious accident.
Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) won the Brabant Arrows, a one-day race between the Belgian cities of Beersel and Overijse (162.6 km). Returning to the bike after a training accident in December, he overtook compatriot Wout van Aert (Visma-Lease a Bike) in a sprint to victory.
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