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Ce dimanche 22 mars 2026, le sprinteur néerlandais Dylan Groenewegen (Unibet Rose Rockets) a fait respecter la logique en remportant la 15e édition du Grand Prix Jean-Pierre Monseré. Au terme d'un parcours de 202,5 km entre Torhout et Roeselare, avalé à une moyenne impressionnante de 47,7 km/h, le peloton a fondu sur les derniers attaquants dans l'ultime kilomètre. Groenewegen a fait parler sa puissance pour devancer Simon Dehairs (Alpecin-Premier Tech) et Kamil Małecki (Pinarello Q36.5). Malgré une tentative audacieuse de Pascal Ackermann (Team Jayco AlUla) dans le final, les trains de sprinteurs ont eu le dernier mot sur les routes de Flandre-Occidentale.

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00:00c'est au moins pour position pour le
00:05right-hand turn that is that is coming
00:07up and with that of course the pace
00:11gets driven up but then once you take
00:14in a turn and then are they going to
00:16continue actually on the way out of
00:22Rousselara at the moment as Magnus
00:25mentioned right-hand turn back into
00:29town and we have a few key points of
00:35interest here on the course right left
00:39chicane with just a before two
00:42kilometers to go and that left-hand
00:46roundabout as we saw in the running oh
00:49my goodness good bunny hopping skills
00:51from the rider from Team Picnic Postonel
00:56I'll have to check if he's done a bit of
00:58cyclocross in his day all of these
01:00riders magnificent bike handlers and a
01:05curb that might strike fear into your
01:07amateur is easily negotiable for these
01:10pro riders well even they get a bit of
01:13fear and that's when usually when you
01:14know you're able to bunny hop a lot higher
01:17crash in the middle of the pack a little a
01:20bit of a coming together everybody's
01:21still okay though and we were talking
01:24about bike handling everybody managing to
01:26stay safe and keep it rubber side down
01:29there but now it's lotto into Marche you're
01:33taking it up and the unibet tier to my
01:35rockets I should say the unibet rose rockets
01:39still early in the season you'll forgive me for
01:42the changes in team name now down to eight
01:49seconds or so they've been in sight for
01:51all this time within touching distance
01:54almost but it's always the final few
01:58meters that seem to be the most difficult
02:01especially when you have a experienced
02:03campaigner like Triste Bon who's just
02:06flicking his elbow frantically looking for
02:09a bit more work from the two riders of
02:11Alpesyn Premier Tech those hesitations
02:14cannot happen at this point if they want
02:16to stay away 2.9 kilometers to go you've
02:18got to be all in committed to to getting
02:21to the line to to get yeah if they want
02:25us and we've got flyers here coming from
02:30Caja Rural rider 74 it's none other than
02:36you relate out the track aficionado from
02:40Portugal Olympic and world champion in the
02:45endurance track events he's a man who is
02:48known for going long in the sprints but
02:502.5 kilometers to go is immensely long
02:56just trying to bridge the gap here to this
02:59group of seven and the road just starting to
03:03get narrower this will play into the hands of
03:05the breakaway only if they keep on pushing
03:12at the moment with that Caja Rural rider in
03:16the in in the middle that it gives the riders in
03:18the peloton another little sort of target to
03:22chase down yeah he's not playing in the favor of
03:28the seven breakaway riders I was in premier tech by
03:31the way I've seen under hairs up here who on his
03:34day is also a very handy sprinter five seconds now and
03:39the real pace starts to get injected as they approach that
03:44crucial left-hander with 1.2 kilometers to go I think
03:49Dresde Bond will absolutely bury himself here now at all in
03:53one big turn as hard as he can go for as long as possible to
03:56hopefully get Akiman into that final couple of hundred meters but the
04:04peloton is coming quick Laitao has been caught these seven riders just
04:11four seconds now can they just hold out until that crucial roundabout and see what
04:17happens behind here we go all the way round three or four exits and it's Lotto
04:23into Marche just leading it through here you know that Rose Rock is in perfect
04:29position here now as well the attacks coming out of here they still have a
04:34short advantage and now it's a long straight road into the finish on a nice
04:39wide road which certainly won't be advantageous to the breakaway riders
04:44sentience now he was one of the early attackers he's now starting to bury
04:48himself for Dresde who sits third wheel Dupont is done and he gets hoovered up by
04:55the breakaway it's now down to Pascal Ackerman to see if he can pull
04:58something off from this breakaway group sentience flicking the elbow it's Pascal
05:04Ackerman second wheel he's probably not going to want to open up just right now
05:10and we've got to talk to the finish but the peloton is coming too quickly Ackerman
05:15starts to open up slight small move with 300 meters to go and the sprint opening up
05:22and it's going to be absolute agony for the peloton I don't think Ackerman has
05:26anything left here comes the sprint from Simon de Haes from the breakaway Simon de Haes is
05:31coming up to the end Simon de Haes and he's just been picked to the post by Dylan
05:36Hoenewegen
05:41two wins in the space of two days for Dylan Hoenewegen the Unibet Rose Rockets cannot be stopped
05:58magnificent victory for Dylan Hoenewegen we saw his team just getting themselves into
06:05position just before that final corner and you said it Magnus they were in
06:12beautiful position to launch the Dutchman to yet another victory
06:16you

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