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08/02/25
Joris Nieuwenhuis wins Superprestige finale, Vandeputte secures overall victory
A well-deserved victory for Joris Nieuwenhuis (Ridley Racing Team). After a season full of setbacks due to illness, the Dutchman finally claimed his first win in Middelkerke. In an exciting duel, he held off Eli Iserbyt (Pauwels-Cibel). Meanwhile, Niels Vandeputte (Alpecin-Deceuninck) comfortably secured the overall Superprestige title.
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08/02/25
Inge Van der Heijden takes first Superprestige victory
The final round of the Telenet Superprestige took place in Middelkerke. Among the women, Lucinda Brand (Baloise Glowi Lions) was already assured of the overall victory after Ceylin Alvarado (Alpecin-Deceuninck) ended her season early.
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04/01/25
Wout van Aert strikes in Gullegem
Wout van Aert claimed his first victory of the cyclocross season in Gullegem. Eli Iserbyt fought back until the very last lap but ultimately had to concede defeat to the Team Visma | Lease a Bike rider.
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04/01/25
Brand wins in Gullegem after strong final lap
Lucinda Brand claimed the Telenet Superprestige race in Gullegem. The Dutch champion had to chase throughout the race, but in the final lap, she dropped Backstedt, Alvarado, and Bentveld.
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30/12/24
Sweeck celebrates after thriller in Diegem
Laurens Sweeck proved to be the strongest in the Telenet Superprestige race in Diegem. The Belgian fought an intense duel with Thibau Nys on the last lap. The European champion experienced problems with his pedal in the sprint and eventually finished third behind Niels Vandeputte.
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30/12/24
Brand beats Alvarado after fierce duel in Diegem
Lucinda Brand takes the Telenet Superprestige race in Diegem. The Dutch champion defeated Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado after a fierce duel.
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23/12/24
World champion Van der Poel demonstrates in Mol
Victory number 32 in the oldest points-based criterium was how Mathieu van der Poel kicked off his season in the Telenet Superprestige. By the halfway point, the world champion had left everyone trailing in his wake and finished solo with a one-minute advantage over Laurens Sweeck. Michael Vanthourenhout took third place, a minute and a half behind the winner.
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