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The tops and flops of Omloop 2024
Up Tratnik and Politt, down Alaphilippe and Asgreen
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The Omloop Het Nieuwsblad won by Ian Tratnik changes some odds for the runners who obtained a good placing and for others, however, who disappointed.
The Fantacycling Team has obviously raised the value of the winner of the race from 3 to 7 fantamillions (+4). Nils Politt also did well, second, taking a +3. Among the top also Oliver Naesen fourth (+2), Christophe Laporte, Laurenz Rex and Jasper Stuyven at +1.
Among the flops there are important names: both Julian Alaphilippe (-1) and Kasper Asgreen (-1) fall in price. With them Stefan Kung, Jonathan Milan, Yves Lampaert, Biniam Girmay, Alexey Lutsenko and Alberto Bettiol .
There are those who did worse like Jasper Philipsen and Matej Mohoric : both -2.
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