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Development Team 25 Apr '25 - 01 May '25
5/7 Erdeven › Guenrouët 164km
6/7 Missillac › Le Pertre 179km
7/7 Landébia › Plancoët 159km
ch Tour de Romandie
WorldTeam Men 29 Apr '25 - 04 May '25
1/6 Saint-Imier › Saint-Imier 3km
2/6 Münchenstein › Fribourg 194km
3/6 La Grande Béroche › La Grande Béroche 157km
de Eschborn-Frankfurt U23
Development Team 01 May '25
1/1 Eschborn › Frankfurt am Main 135km
lu Festival Elsy Jacobs à Garnich
WorldTeam Women 03 May '25
1/1 Garnich › Garnich 112km
be Flèche Ardennaise
Development Team 03 May '25
1/1 Stavelot › Stavelot 174km
lu Festival Elsy Jacobs à Luxembourg
WorldTeam Women 04 May '25
1/1 Cessange › Cessange 121km
es Vuelta España Femenina by Carrefour.es
WorldTeam Women 04 May '25 - 10 May '25
1/7 Barcelona › Barcelona 8km
2/7 Molins de Rei › Sant Boi de Llobregat 99km
3/7 Barbastro › Huesca 132km
it Giro d'Italia
WorldTeam Men 09 May '25 - 01 Jun '25
1/21 Durrës › Tirana 164km
2/21 Tirana › Tirana 13km
3/21 Vlorë › Vlorë 160km
Two days de Ronde van Drenthe

Two days de Ronde van Drenthe

De Ronde van Drenthe guarantees a tough, but beautiful race every year. Almost 166 kilometers for the women on Saturday, more than 196 kilometers for the men on Sunday. A look back.

On Saturday: women

The riders braved sixteen kilometers of cobblestone strips and climbed the VAM Mountain four times. Romy Kasper was the fastest on the unpaved roads and won the Cobblestone Prize. Riejanne Markus was the best climber and won the BAM Mountain Prize.

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On Sunday: men

Unfortunately there was no podium place for Team Jumbo-Visma, but three riders did finish in the top 10: Timo Roosen (4th), Mick van Dijcke (6th) and Rick Pluimers (10th). Sports director Robert Wagner concluded with satisfaction that his riders were very strong as a group.

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