Groenewegen wins Veenendaal-Veenendaal Classic

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Thijssen second, De Lie third in bunch sprint

Veenendaal - Netherlands - cycling - Gerben Thijssen (Belgium / Team Intermarche - Wanty - Gobert Materiaux) - Dylan Groenewegen (Netherlands / Team BikeExchange Jayco) - Arnaud De Lie (Belgium / Team Lotto Soudal) pictured during 2nd Veenendaal - Veenendaal Classic (1.1) a one day race for elite men from Veenendaal to Veenendaal (197.9KM) - Photo: Davy Rietbergen/Cor Vos © 2022 © Photo News ! only BELGIUM !
Veenendaal - Netherlands - cycling - Gerben Thijssen (Belgium / Team Intermarche - Wanty - Gobert Materiaux) - Dylan Groenewegen (Netherlands / Team BikeExchange Jayco) - Arnaud De Lie (Belgium / Team Lotto Soudal) pictured during 2nd Veenendaal - Veenendaal Classic (1.1) a one day race for elite men from Veenendaal to Veenendaal (197.9KM) - Photo: Davy Rietbergen/Cor Vos © 2022 © Photo News ! only BELGIUM ! (Image credit: Veenendaal)

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