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The tops and flops of Dwars door Vlaanderen
Jorgenson goes up, Van Aert and Pedersen go down
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The big fall about 70 km from the finish line inevitably had consequences on the tops and flops of the Dwars door Vlaanderen won by Matteo Jorgenson . The American from the Visma-Lease a Bike team rose by two million million, as did Dries De Bondt, who was very close to conquering the podium after a long breakaway. The revelation of the day is Jonas Abrahamsen of Uno-X, second on arrival and up 4 million million.
Positive notes also from Stefan Kung (+1), Tiesj Benoot (+1), Joshua Tarling (+1) and Michael Valgren (+1), all placed in the top 10.
Among the flops there are some of the fallen cyclists (for Fantacycling the points acquired and the value of the rider always count). Wishing everyone a good recovery, we mention Wout Van Aert with -2, same fate for Mads Pedersen.
With -1 we find Jasper Stuyven, Toms Skuijns, Tim Wellens, Julian Alaphilippe, Yves Lampaert, Biniam Girmay, Alberto Bettiol, Magnus Sheffield and Michael Matthews.
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