Tour of Flanders 2015

In the year 1913 the Tour of Flanders was conceived and 15 April 2015 saw the 99th edition. The race exploded on the Kruisberg when Terpstra attacked with three climbs left. Alexander Kristoff joined the Dutchman and the duo managed to stay ahead. In the end the Norwegian powered to a massive sprint-victory. Terpstra was second and chaser Van Avermaet finished in third.

Take a look at the results and the start list of the 2014 Tour of Flanders.

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Kristoff outpowers Terpstra in thrilling finale

The battle in the Tour of Flanders lasts 264.2 kilometers and the riders face 19 short and steep climbs. Terpstra attacks at Kruisberg, with three climbs to go, and the Dutchman is accompanied by Kristoff. The duo races to a half a minute gain, despite Van Avermaet and Sagan trying to bridge the gap. The Norwegian bests Terpstra on the line. Brilliant performance!

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The Route

Sunday, April 5, 2015 – The 99th edition of the Tour of Flanders is peppered with 19 Flemish hills, partly cobbled, and the race totals 264.2 kilometres. With Tiegemberg and Berendries added, the riders have two more short steep climbs to digest compared to 2014. The last 90 kilometres are an exact copy of last year’s, meaning a barrage of successive hills and plenty of ammunition for a thrilling finale!

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