Amstel Gold Race 2018
Michael Valgren Andersen won the 53rd edition of the Amstel Gold Race. The Dane jumped clear in the front group with 2 kilometres to go and Roman Kreuziger rejoined him, only to be bested at the line. Enrico Gasparotto was the only rider to go after them and the Italian finished in third. The 2018 Amstel Gold Race was held on April 15th.
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Amstel Gold Race 2018: route, profiles, more
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Keutenberg:
Route and profile Keutenberg
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Route and profile GulperbergInstagram #gulperbergStreetview GulperbergGulperberg at strava.comCauberg:
Route and profile CaubergInstagram #caubergStreetview start CaubergCauberg at strava.comCamerig:
Route and profile CamerigInstagram #camerigStreetview start CamerigCamerig at strava.comVaalserberg:
Route and profile Vaalserberg / Rue de VaalsInstagram #vaalserbergStreetview VaalserbergVaalserberg at strava.com
Michael Valgren outsprints Roman Kreuziger
The Amstel Gold Race features 263 kilometres and 35 hills. Michael Valgren wins the race after a late attack in an elite eight-rider group with Peter Sagan and Alejandro Valverde. Only Roman Kreuziger tracks him down, but the 26-year old Dane is much faster on the line. Enrico Gasparatto rounds out the podium.Read more »
The Route
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Riders
The Amstel Gold Race is tailor made for hilly specialists. And they are all there... Philippe Gilbert, Alejandro Valverde, Peter Sagan, Greg Van Avermaet, Michael Matthews, Michal Kwiatkowski, Tiesj Benoot, Julian Alaphilippe... Check out the start list of the 2018 Amstel Gold Race.Read more »
Favourites
The route of the Amstel Gold Race was overhauled last year to favour attackers. It turned out the right way. With even narrower roads in the final lap, edition 2018 is all the more attacker-friendly. Who are the major contenders to win the Amstel Gold Race?Read more »