- The
Kruisberg, also
known as Oude
Kruisberg or Oude Kruisens, is a hill and road in the city of Ronse, in Flanders, Belgium. With its top at 122 m altitude...
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initial attacks. Van der Poel
dropped van Aert with an
acceleration on the
Kruisberg before getting distanced by the Slovene's race-winning attack.
Third place...
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renovated several times. On the
northern side of the
village lies the
Kruisberg, of
Amstel Gold Race fame.
Arnold Janssen Monastery Cunibertus Church...
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center of coal
mining until 1973.
Brunssum Bouwberg De
Kling Haansberg Kruisberg Langeberg Onder-Merkelb****
Rumpen Treeb****
There are
indications that...
- the
larger chase group by the top of the
Taaienberg climb.
After the
Kruisberg climb, both
Wiebes and
Reusser had been dropped. On the Oude Kwaremont...
- cycling, p****es
every year
through Ronse and
includes hills like the Oude
Kruisberg and
since 2014 the Kanarieberg. It is the home of
former football club...
- an
early breakaway with 12
riders and was
first on the
Kluisberg and
Kruisberg. In Geraardsbergen, just
after the
peloton caught the group, Van Steenbergen...
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three long flat
cobbled sectors. The
final 35 km (22 mi),
including Kruisberg, Oude
Kwaremont and Paterberg, are
identical to the men's finale. Dutch...
- 1943 a
British Avro
Lancaster with
seven men on
board crashed in the
Kruisberg dunes near the
village and were
buried in the churchyard, with a memorial...
- the
hills to
place their attacks. It’s part of the
section of climbs:
Kruisberg (Wahlwiller), Eyserbosweg,
Fromberg and Keutenberg.
After that the cyclists...
