Dwars door Vlaanderen 2021
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| Informacje ogólne | |||
| Wyścig | 75. Dwars door Vlaanderen | ||
| Kategoria | UCI World Tour 2021 1.UWT | ||
| Data | 31 marca 2021 | ||
| Dystans | 184,12 km | ||
| Państwo |  Belgia | ||
| Start | Roeselare | ||
| Meta | Waregem | ||
| Drużyn | 25 | ||
| Startujących | 171 | ||
| Ukończyło | 123 | ||
| Średnia prędkość | 46,225 km/h | ||
| Suma wzniesień | 1421 m | ||
| Klasyfikacje końcowe | |||
| Pierwsze miejsce |  Dylan van Baarle (Ineos Grenadiers) | ||
| Drugie miejsce |  Christophe Laporte (Cofidis) | ||
| Trzecie miejsce | Tim Merlier (Alpecin-Fenix) | ||
| ◀ 2019 | 2022 ▶ | ||
Dokumentacja  | |||
Dwars door Vlaanderen 2021 – 75. edycja wyścigu kolarskiego Dwars door Vlaanderen, która odbyła się 31 marca 2021 na liczącej ponad 184 kilometry trasie z Roeselare do Waregem. Impreza kategorii 1.UWT była częścią UCI World Tour 2021.
Uczestnicy
Drużyny
Lista startowa
Lista startowa
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Legenda: DNF – nie ukończył, OTL – przekroczył limit czasu, DNS – nie wystartował, DSQ – zdyskwalifikowany.
Klasyfikacja generalna
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Bibliografia
- Dwars door Vlaanderen 2021 – Profil na ProCyclingStats (ang.)
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