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Cat Ferguson’s Spring Classics column: Tour of Flanders is the toughest, most powerful race on the calendar, and that is felt in every pedal stroke

Cat Ferguson’s Spring Classics column: Tour of Flanders is the toughest, most powerful race on the calendar, and that is felt in every pedal stroke

‘Everyone wants to be their best, and for me, it was a brutal, brutal race’ 19-year-old Movistar talent writes about the importance of Belgium’s biggest one-day race of the season

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