Once Ronhaar made his move, he looked good for victory and entered the final lap with a narrow lead over chasers
Eli Iserbyt and Laurens Sweeck. “Two or three laps before the end I saw that Eli was in a gap, then I gave it my all. I felt so strong," he analyses. "Things didn't always go well in the sand, but they did in the last lap. After that, Laurens passed me and I thought: Ah shit, I'm not going to win this again."
“I was stuck in deep mud, but then he stopped it. Just before that, I didn't expect that I was going to knock him. To win like this is even cooler than in Dendermonde,” he laughs. “If Laurens had continued, I might not have gotten over it.”