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Pogacar solos to Liege triumph

Summary by Channel News Asia

Tadej Pogacar destroyed the field with a stunning solo attack to win Liege-Bastogne-Liege 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 Cote de la Redoute and he then surged clear.

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Channel News Asia

Pogacar solos to Liege triumph

3 months ago·Singapore

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Het Belang van Limburg

“The very best in the world”: this is how our Café Koers analysts experienced Tadej Pogacar and Grace Brown's victories in Liège-Bastogne-Liège

No surprise among the men in Liège-Bastogne-Liège. Tadej Pogacar did not tolerate opposition and already placed 'La Doyenne' at La Redoute in a decisive fold. For women, however, the race was only decided in the last hundred meters. Our Café Koers analysts Marc Sergeant and Niels Verdijck saw it happen live from Kaffee Allex in Ghent.

3 months ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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Eurosport

Tadej Pogacar drops another masterpiece as he cruises to second title at Liege-Bastogne-Liege

"Liege-Bastogne-Liege stuck to the script as Tadej Pogacar romped to another solo victory. Pogacar has now won seven times in just 10 days of racing as he tunes up for a Giro d\u0027Italia-Tour de France double. His UAE Team Emirates support cast drove a fierce pace, with no one able to live with Pogacar when he attacked with 35km to go. Romain Bardet and Mathieu van der Poel finished second and third."

3 months ago

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ANSA

Pogacar triumphs in Liege-Bastogne-Liege

Slovenian wins for distance, third for Van der Poel (ANSA)

3 months ago·Italy

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WTVB

Cycling-Pogacar solos to Liege triumph

(Reuters) – Tadej Pogacar destroyed the field with a stunning solo attack to win Liege-Bastogne-Liege 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 Cote de la Redoute and he then surged clear. He finished one minute 39 seconds ahead of Romain Bardet while Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel won a sprint to claim third. It w…

3 months ago

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