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Gallery: Vos and Van der Poel win Gravel Worlds
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Gallery: Vos and Van der Poel win Gravel Worlds

The third edition of the UCI's Gravel World Championships was a who's who of the road world. Kristof Ramon was there to capture the action.

Finish sprint 'a deux' between powerhouses Marianne VOS (NED/Visma-Lease a bike) and Lotte KOPECKY (BEL/SD Worx-Pro Time) with VOS beating Kopecky on the line of the 3rd UCI Gravel World Championships 2024 - Flanders (BEL) ©kramon

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