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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Three days after being beaten on the Amstel Gold Race, Tadej Pogacar climbed on the highest step of the podium yesterday, dominating the Walloon Arrow and signing a historic performance.
After winning the Fleche Wallone, Tadej Pogačar wants to round off his remarkable spring on Sunday at the classic "Monument Liège-Bastogne-Liège". However, the competition knows how to defeat the wheel star.
The Slovenian world champion won his second Walloon Flèche by surpassing the competition in the Huy Wall. Despite 10 seconds ahead in 400 m, however, he is still far from Julian Alaphilippe's record in the last kilometer.
Slovenian Tadej Pogacar took victory number 94 of his career when he masterfully outpaced everyone on the final climb in Fl�che Wallonne. Dane Mattias Skjelmose crashed and retired.
At the La Fleche Wallonne race, held in cold and rainy conditions, the first place went to Slovenian cycling star Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG).
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