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Wout Van Aert on the Way Up, Just in Time for the Classics: ‘I Was Close to Victory’

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Wout Van Aert signaled his return to top form at Tirreno-Adriatico, demonstrating he is on track for the Spring Classics despite not clinching a stage win. Meanwhile, teammate Matteo Jorgenson continued his impressive run, narrowly missing a move into second overall, underscoring his burgeoning Grand Tour potential. This strong showing from Visma–Lease a Bike's key riders bodes well for their ambitions in the coming monuments, solidifying their position as a dominant force. Clearly, the team's meticulously planned preparations are yielding dividends.
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