Preview: From June 7th to 11th, the ZLM Tour will be held, offering a unique alternative amidst a busy World Tour schedule. This race is renowned for its sprinter-friendly terrain, providing ample opportunities outside the usual World Tour events.
Just over 200 meters of climbing on this day, stage 3 of the ZLM Tour will feature a small cobbled section which will be the most noteworthy moment of the day. Another sprint is expected in Roosendaal.
Stage 3: Roosendaal - Roosendaal, 194.1 kilometers
Prediction ZLM Tour 2023 stage 3:
*** Olav Kooij, Jakub Mareczko
** Sam Welsford, Arvid de Kleijn, Matteo Malucelli
* Mark Cavendish, Robbe Ghys, Manuel Peñalver, Matteo Moschetti, Filippo Fiorelli, Tobias Lund Andresen
** Sam Welsford, Arvid de Kleijn, Matteo Malucelli
* Mark Cavendish, Robbe Ghys, Manuel Peñalver, Matteo Moschetti, Filippo Fiorelli, Tobias Lund Andresen
Pick: Olav Kooij
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