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I was in Hoogerheide, and I had a camera with me

To be clear: Balint is definitely definitely the photographer of the Cyclephotos book duo. But I do own a camera, and sometimes when I press the shutter button it does what I want. And sometimes I get lucky. So... pictures!

By tgsgirl
I didn't mean to frame the picture this way, but I like it.
I didn't mean to frame the picture this way, but I like it.
gs

I went to the race on Sunday, so I've got pictures of the U23 and the elite men.

First the kids. Wout Van Aert won.

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Another Belgie - Michael Vanthourenhout - was second, and a Dutchie - Mathieu van der Poel - was third. Oddly enough at the world championships in the Netherlands, with a Dutchman as the huge favourite for the U23 title and a Dutchman as one of the favourites for the elite title, they didn't seem to have a Dutch flag ready.

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At the podium ceremony, the not-winners had to fight their way through the crowds to make it back to their campers. Very pro.

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Then: the elite men. Stybs wore his new OPQS kit for training. I like it.

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Master at work.

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Sven definitely got the most cheers. Second most favourite: Larske.

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Third: Alexander Revell. Yes, the Moustache. Even though he didn't make it all the way to the end of the race.

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Mourey is a staaaaaaaaar.

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Italian painface.

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