With Christmas approaching, Cyclocross fans can expect to watch duels between Mathieu van der Poel, Wout van Aert and Tom Pidcock in the Superprestige Diegem.
Van Aert already revealed his plans for cyclocross this Thursday. Tom Pidcock also shared his future plans just a week ago. The top riders will once again clash on Diegem Cross. "We assume that the Diegem Cross will once again be able to take place. In addition to Laurens Sweeck, Eli Iserbyt and Michael Vanthourenhout, Mathieu van der Poel, Wout van Aert and Thomas Pidcock will also appear at the start,"said Diegem organizing committee chairman Francis Bosschaerts.
The Diegem Superprestige will be held in Flemish Brabant on December 28. Bosschaerts further assured not only men but top women riders will also present including cyclocross world champion Marianne Vos. "Every year, we do our best to get a unique field of competitors in both the men's and women's events. In the ladies, current world champion Marianne Vos, among others, as well as Lucinda Brand and Sanne Cant have confirmed. So both categories promise a lot of spectacles and especially an exciting battle for the final victory," Bosschaerts concluded.
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🇧🇪 Diegem has announced that 🇳🇱 Mathieu van der Poel, 🇧🇪 Wout van Aert and 🇬🇧 Tom Pidcock will be on the start of their Superprestige race on 28 December. Also Sweeck, Iserbyt and Vanthourenhout have been confirmed for the race in the dark.
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