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Harrie Lavreysen is faster than Australian Leigh Hoffman in the final of the sprint tournament at the Track Cycling World Championships in China.
SHANGHAI (ANP) - Track cyclist Harrie Lavreysen has become world sprint champion for the eighth time in a row. The five-time Olympic champion beat Australian Leigh Hoffman in the final in Shanghai in two heats. Defending his sprint title was the main goal for Lavreysen ti...
Harrie Lavreysen has once again demonstrated that he is still the undisputed king of track cycling. The 29-year-old track phenomenon from Luyksgestel captured his eighth consecutive world title in the sprint on Sunday, the final day of the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. Whereas in recent years Lavreysen had to contend with his compatriot Jeffrey Hoogland or Matthew Richardson, […]
Harrie Lavreysen became world sprint champion for the eighth time in a row on Sunday at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. In the final, the track cyclist from Luyksgestel needed only two heats to defeat Leigh Hoffman from Australia. His victory on Sunday marks another hat trick for super sprinter Lavreysen. Earlier in this World Championship, he also won gold with his teammates in the team sprint and gold in the keirin. His eig…
Harrie Lavreysen has claimed his eighth consecutive world title in the sprint at the Track Cycling World Championships. In Shanghai, the 29-year-old Dutchman was convincingly the fastest. Lavreysen defeated Australian Leigh Hoffman in the final.
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