US EditionPogačar surges to victory at Flèche Wallonne with trademark attack
- Tadej Pogačar won the Flèche Wallonne classic race in Huy, Belgium on Wednesday.
- Participants encountered driving rain and wet road conditions during the event.
- The 205.1 kilometer race concluded with a steep climb up the Mur de Huy.
- Kévin Vauquelin finished 10 seconds behind Pogačar.
- He launched a trademark attack on the decisive climb and crossed the finish line alone.
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·Copenhagen, Denmark
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