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Superprestige Ruddervoorde 2011

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Pedals and chains cause problems in Ruddervoorde

Nerves fray while Vantornout hits out
Albert responds to criticism with Superprestige victory

Belgian 'cross champion wins in Ruddervoorde for first time
Albert wins Superprestige opener

Aernouts finishes second, Vantornout third

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Superprestige Ruddervoorde 2011
9 October 2011 | Oostkamp / Ruddervoorde, BEL | C1

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Bart Wellens (Telenet-Fidea) shoulders his bike.

Pedals and chains cause problems in Ruddervoorde

By Brecht Decaluwé last updated 28 August 19

Nerves fray while Vantornout hits out

Superprestige Ruddervoorde winner Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus)

Albert responds to criticism with Superprestige victory

By Brecht Decaluwé last updated 28 August 19

Belgian 'cross champion wins in Ruddervoorde for first time

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