US EditionPogačar beats Van der Poel in a dominant win at Liège–Bastogne–Liège classic
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Tadej Pogacar’s solo attack leaves rivals in dust at Liège–Bastogne–Liège
Bardet comes in second with Van der Poel in thirdGrace Brown wins women’s race after tight sprint finishTadej Pogacar destroyed the field with a stunning solo attack to win Liège–Bastogne–Liège on Sunday, the Slovenian’s sixth Monument victory of his career.Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) attacked with 34km remaining of the 254km trek as the field tackled the iconic Côte de la Redoute and he then surged clear. He finished one minute 39 seconds ahead…
Slovenia stood alone in the last Spring Monument, this Sunday
Between the two best racers in the world on the one-day races, the duel is expected to be sumptuous, especially since the two men love to attack from a very far distance to impose themselves.
Following Tadej Pogacar at La Redoute was too ambitious, even for Mathieu van der Poel, however, the man of the spring. The world champion had no chance of victory in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, with the presence of the Slovenian all-rounder, but he did not let third place slip away. Van der Poel looked back on 'La Doyenne' with satisfaction afterwards, but also has “food for thought”.
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