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Hetty Van De Wouw Loses World Title in Kilometer Time Trial and Takes Silver, Bronze for Sofie Van Rooijen

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Hetty van de Wouw was unable to retain her world title in the kilometer time trial. At the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, the Dutch rider had to settle for silver behind Germany's Pauline Grabosch. Sofie van Rooijen finished third and won the bronze medal.

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Hetty van de Wouw was unable to retain her world title in the kilometer time trial. At the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, the Dutch rider had to settle for silver behind Germany's Pauline Grabosch. Sofie van Rooijen finished third and won the bronze medal.

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Hetty van de Wouw was unable to defend her world title in the kilometer time trial. The Dutch rider had to settle for silver at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. Germany's Pauline Grabosch took the gold, while Sofie van Rooijen secured a second Dutch medal with bronze. Van de Wouw started the kilometer as the defending champion, after she […]

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SHANGHAI (ANP) - Hetty van de Wouw has had to relinquish her title in the kilometer time trial at the World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai. The rider from Kaatsheuvel rode to silver on the Chinese track in 1:05.223. She had to acknowledge the superiority of the German Pauline Sophie Grabosch, d...

Track cyclist Hetty van de Wouw (28) lost her title in the kilometer time trial at the World Track Cycling Championships in Shanghai. The rider from Kaatsheuvel took silver on the Chinese track on Saturday. Last year in Chile, Van de Wouw became world champion in the kilometer time trial. Now she had to acknowledge the superiority of the German Pauline Sophie Grabosch, who won the gold. Sofie van Rooijen surprisingly won the bronze medal. In S…

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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