November 23, 2024

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Olaf Koeij Loves Jordi Meus Flowers in Heiste Pijl and Tim Merlier Disappointed  Arrow heist 2023

Olaf Koeij Loves Jordi Meus Flowers in Heiste Pijl and Tim Merlier Disappointed Arrow heist 2023

The Heistse Pijl’s announced festival of runners has arrived. Although that wasn’t the main attraction, Tim Merler, who suffered a puncture in the closed kilometers after the crash. Dutchman Olaf Koeij (21) completed the impressive teamwork for Jumbo-Visma. Jordi Meeus and Robbe Ghys were allowed to accompany him on stage.

In the run-up to Heiste Berg (2km before the finish), tension led to a crash.

The Lotto-Dstny rider had an unfortunate crash and hit Tim Merlier’s rear wheel.

The Belgian champion suffered a flat tire and was still on his feet when a sprint was run for victory.

In the final, Jumbo-Visma impressively spreads the bed for Olaf Quigg. A great Tim van Dijke started Kooij’s sprint from the summit of Heiste Berg 70 meters before the finish.

The 21-year-old Kooij got off easily, but still got the edge of Jordi Meeus (second) in the closing metres.

Robbe Ghys (3rd) was another national podium finisher.

Queeg on the future: ‘Talks are ongoing’

Olaf Koeij brought out the censer to his teammates after his win.

“We took our responsibility and helped control the match. The boys were very strong. It was great to finish off the teamwork,” said the winner.

The run up to the race was very tense. “It was about starting the climb in a good position, going forward, trying to recover and giving everything to the line.”

Mius was still panting on Queeg’s neck. “I felt like he might be getting close to something, but I was good enough to push him away.”

Kooij has terminated his contract with Jumbo-Visma. How are the conversations going with other teams?

“These are the things that happen. At some point it will become known, also to me. But now I’m focused on racing and I’m happy to be able to add another victory.”

  1. 5 pm 19. How did the final stage go? The Lotto-Dstny rider hit Tim Merlier’s rear wheel before the last kilometre. The Belgian champion went out with a flat tyre. In the sprint, Tim Van Dyke rolled out the red carpet for Olaf Quigg, who kept rising Jordi Meeus out of the flowers. .
  2. 5:19 p.m. Game over
  3. 5:19 PM Meeus in Kooij wheel, ready to be reassembled later. .
  4. 5 m 7 m.
  5. The last kilometer. Jumbo-Visma makes the bed for Olaf Quigg. . 5m 6m.
  6. 5:18 PM Merler swears. The Belgian champion is still standing with a flat tyre. .
  7. 5 pm 5 pm Hestsee Berg. Van Lerberghe will have to run on his own. It goes smoothly over Heiste Berg. .
  8. Merlier was hampered by the fall. Books for the Belgian hero? Tim Merler has to swerve into the bike path after some teammates fall. His race seemed to be over. . 5m 4m.
  9. 5:15 p.m. Jumbo-Visma shines with a long train. On the Van Lerberghe downhill, Merlier takes the lead. .
  10. 5:14 p.m. De Bond lurks again to do something. Another 4 kilometers! .
  11. 5:14 PM It’s annoying! Jose de Coer.
  12. 5 p.m. 13. We’re heading to Heiste Berg at breakneck speed. Will this be the Executioner? Or will the runners not be disturbed there? .
  13. 5:09 PM… another 6 km. On the left they came storming Jordi Mews. Kooij, Nizzolo and Merlier also drove forward. .
  14. 5:08 p.m. Only non-runner teams must do so. Jose de Coer.
  15. 5:07 p.m. Another 10 km. The tension is rising! The peloton dives into the last 10km in closed order. She is waiting for Heiste Berg in the final full of enthusiasm. .
  16. 17:04 The Norwegians in Uno X bring their fast man Erlend Bleekra into position. Pleecra finished fifth at the Ronde van Limburg circuit last Monday. .
  17. 16 hours 59. Who dares to test the runners? TotalEnergies maybe with Turgis and Van Gestel? Meanwhile, the runners put their trains on the tracks. .
  18. 4:55 p.m.
  19. 16 hours 54. The last 20 km. “Ancien” Jos van Emden settles at the head of the peloton, serving a lightning fast Olav Kooij. The Soudal-Quick Step Battalion is also ready to go to war. .
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