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The article describes the dramatic and challenging final stage of the Tour de France in Paris, highlighting the new Montmartre climb that added a classic-style racing element, culminating in Wout van Aert's impressive victory and a memorable, rain-soaked celebration in the city.
Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France, defeating Jonas Vingegaard by over four minutes, with notable performances from Wout van Aert and emerging talents like Florian Lipowitz and Ben Healy, highlighting a race filled with memorable moments and new stars.
Wout Van Aert delivered a spectacular solo victory on the final stage of the Tour de France, outpacing Tadej Pogačar in a challenging and technical finish, reaffirming his status as a top cyclist.
Wout van Aert won the final stage of the Tour de France in Paris, soloing to victory and dropping the yellow jersey Tadej Pogačar, marking his second Paris win and a culmination of his efforts throughout the race.
During the Tour de France, Wout van Aert and Victor Campenaerts were outperformed by an unexpected rider in the breakaway, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the race.
Wout van Aert unexpectedly rediscovered his sprinting form by finishing second in the Tour de France's eighth stage, despite initially claiming he would skip the bunch kick, and humorously suggested he would announce his next sprint on Twitter.
Wout van Aert delivered a career-best performance on the Colle delles Finestre to help Simon Yates secure victory at the Giro d'Italia, demonstrating strong team unity and effort.
Wout van Aert described the Giro d'Italia as a ketchup bottle, saying it was like shaking it until everything suddenly came out, reflecting the race's unpredictable and explosive nature, as he celebrated Yates's overall victory and his own stage win.
Wout van Aert played a crucial role in Simon Yates' victory at the Giro d'Italia, with Yates praising Van Aert as the 'ultimate teammate' for his versatile support that helped secure the maglia rosa in Sestriere, leading to an emotional win in Rome.
Wout van Aert underwent successful surgery for a fractured collarbone, sternum, and ribs following a high-speed crash during the Dwars door Vlaanderen race, with his team confirming the operation's success.
Following the Dwars door Vlaanderen crash, several riders, including Wout Van Aert, underwent surgery for their injuries, with some forced to quit the race and others waking up in pain. The incident has had a significant impact on the cycling world, particularly with regard to the upcoming Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, and the sport as a whole.
Wout van Aert's promising 2024 Classics campaign came to a devastating end as he suffered a severe crash during the Dwars door Vlaanderen race, leaving him with multiple fractures and ending his hopes of victory at the Roubaix velodrome. The emotional impact was evident as he was left in tears on a lonesome road outside Ronse, 67km from the finish, with his broken heart mirroring the physical pain of his injuries.
Tiesj Benoot feels responsible for a crash that ended Wout van Aert's spring Classics campaign, resulting in a broken collarbone and several broken ribs for Van Aert. Visma-Lease a Bike's DS expressed disappointment as the team's big objectives for the season are now in jeopardy, but they remain determined to start the upcoming races with seven strong riders.
Matteo Jorgensen wins Dwars door Vlaanderen after a strong team race with Tiesj Benoot, marking his second victory of the season for Team Visma | Lease a Bike, while teammate Wout van Aert suffered a serious crash, breaking his collarbone and several ribs, and will miss upcoming races. Jorgensen expressed mixed emotions, stating his concern for Van Aert's recovery, while Benoot also expressed happiness for Jorgensen's win but sadness for Van Aert's condition.
Tiesj Benoot blames himself for a crash that ended Wout van Aert's Tour of Flanders dream, as Van Aert suffered a broken collarbone, ruling him out of the race. Benoot, feeling responsible, explained that he may have caused the incident by accelerating and feeling a bump against his rear wheel. Despite the victory at Dwars door Vlaanderen, the team's focus shifted to the significant blow of losing Van Aert, who had been Benoot's training partner and close friend.