Amstel Gold Race 2015
The 50th edition of the Amstel Gold Race was held on April 19th, 2015. The tangle of narrow roads, dozens of hills and constant twisting and turning resulted in Michal Kwiatkowski outsprinting a small group of puncheurs after the closing climb up Cauberg. Alejandro Valverde was second, Michael Matthews third.
Take a look at the results and route of the 2015 Amstel Gold Race.
Amstel Gold Race 2015: route, profiles, more
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Final kilometres (video)
Route and profile final 10 km
Climb details of the hills
Amstel Gold Race TweetsKeutenberg:
Route and profile Keutenberg
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Keutenberg at strava.comGulperberg:
Route and profile GulperbergInstagram #gulperbergStreetview GulperbergGulperberg at strava.comCauberg:
Route and profile CaubergInstagram #caubergStreetview start CaubergCauberg at strava.comCamerig:
Route and profile CamerigInstagram #camerig
Streetview start CamerigCamerig at strava.comVaalserberg:
Route and profile Vaalserberg / Rue de VaalsInstagram #vaalserbergStreetview VaalserbergVaalserberg at strava.comKwiatkowski outsprints Valverde and Matthews
The 50th edition of the Amstel Gold Race takes the riders in 258 kilometres over 34 short steep hills. It all boils down to the last climb up Cauberg. Gilbert attacks with Michael Matthews on his wheel, but at the top a small group sprints for the win. Kwiatkowski is fastest, besting Valverde and Matthews.
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Riders
The hilly southern part of The Netherlands welcomes the pack for the Amstel Gold Race 2015. Title-defender Philippe Gilbert should fear the worst with tough competion at the start in Maastricht. The likes of Michal Kwiatkowski and Daniel Martin will be there to challenge him, and so are Vincenzo Nibali and homerider Bauke Mollema. Cyclingstage.com brings you the startlist.Read more »
The Route
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Favourites
Amstel Gold Race is a hilly spring classic after the cobbles of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix. The hills is the southern part of the Netherlands will see a completely different peloton with totally different favourites. Cyclingstage.com brings you the main contenders.Read more »