Rouleur magazine editor Andy McGrath, and Rouleur contributors Amy Jones and Joe Timms dissect the day's racing action
The WorldTour one-day season got underway with Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
Across the men's and women's race, we saw two world champions in the ascendancy and the dominance of SD Worx and Deceuninck-Quick Step. Rouleur editor Andy McGrath, and Rouleur contributors Amy Jones and Joe Timms discuss winners, losers and what this means for the forthcoming spring Classics.
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