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Van Empel shows her class with third consecutive World Cup victory in Antwerp

Van Empel shows her class with third consecutive World Cup victory in Antwerp

Fem van Empel has done it again. Just a day after her win in Kortrijk, she claimed the opening round of the World Cup series, crossing the finish line solo in Antwerp.

Early in the race, Van Empel blew the competition apart in the Belgian port city. A rival managed to stay on her wheel briefly, but it didn’t last long. Ultimately, Van Empel had plenty of time to celebrate her fifth cyclocross victory of the season.

"The wind made it really tough"

Fem van Empel

“The conditions weren’t easy,” Van Empel admitted after her win. “The wind made it really tough. I had to stay focused throughout the entire race, and I think I managed that well. It was all about giving everything until the finish line. In these conditions, it’s not ideal to ride solo because you’re constantly battling the wind, but I can’t complain. I think I delivered an excellent performance today. Now, the focus shifts to next weekend.”

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