Oscar Riesebeek (Alpecin-Fenix) obtient son premier succès pro, à 29 ans, en remportant A Travers le Hageland. Le Néerlandais est sorti à 11km et devance son coéquipier Gianni Vermeersch. Florian Sénéchal complète le podium. #DDHH22
Oscar Riesebeek wins Dwars door Het Hageland in one-two for Alpecin-Fenix
CyclingSaturday, 11 June 2022 at 15:32
Alpecin-Fenix have had another very successful day as Oscar Riesebeek took the first win of his pro career and the 17th for the team at Dwars door Het Hageland.
Riesebeek benefited from the collective strength of Alpecin, who helped to disrupt the chase in the hilly race once Riesebeek attacked with 11 kilometers to go. The Belgian ride rode solo into the final ascent with the peloton coming incredibly close but the lack of chasing power saw the move succeed.
Riesebeek crossed the line first with only a small gap over his teammate Gianni Vermeersch who was the strongest up the final climb in the peloton, with Florian Sénéchal finishing third.
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