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After impressive power display Lidl-Trek’s Vacek emerges as the ultimate dark horse for Omloop—And he somewhat agrees
Last season, Lidl-Trek was one of the dominant teams in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. This year, the German-American squad returns ...
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Time trial specialist Romeo surprises UAE and Bahrain in bonus seconds battle, Almeida takes lead after Vacek’s crash
Iván Romeo won the third stage of the Tour of Valencia. The 21-year-old Spaniard of Movistar - reigning world time trial champion for U23s - attacked in the finale and crossed the line solo. João ...
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Bahrain, UAE Blast Up First Major Summit Finish of 2025, But Vacek Stands Firm
But Mathias Vacek — whom Velo featured in this profile — had other plans. The hulking 22-year-old Czech rider dug deep to cling to the GC lead by the thinnest of margins, at just 2 seconds ...
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Movistar suddenly has a luxury problem with early winner Romeo, Almeida promises fireworks, Vacek hits a tree
Stage 3 of the Tour of Valenciana was packed with drama—though some riders had a far better day than others. Mathias Vacek lost his leader’s jersey after an early crash, while Iván Romeo showcased his ...
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Fantastic one-two for Bahrain-Victorious in Valencia: Buitrago wins ahead of Bilbao, Vacek clings to leader’s jersey
João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) finished third. Leader Mathias Vacek ( Lidl-Trek) held his own and kept the yellow jersey by a few seconds. The Tour of Valencia steamed ahead at a brisk pace ...
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Lidl-Trek deals big blow in Valencia time trial, highly rated INEOS falters but remains satisfied
An exceptionally strong team performance — that is the best way to describe Lidl-Trek’s victory in the team time trial of the Tour of Valencia. The American squad was the only team to break the ...
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Morgado launches a Pogacar-like attack and soloes to victory in his home race Figueira Champions Classic
Thus, he became the successor to the currently injured Remco Evenepoel. Paul Magnier finished second, ahead of Mathias Vacek.