“It was not very easy, but they dropped me off well and I was able to sprint freely. Then it is difficult to beat me. The team has done that well,” said Groenewegen. “The first was very beautiful, but this one is also very beautiful. My grandfather was there then, but he is not there now. That makes it very beautiful.”
Dylan Groenewegen wins his fourth Veenendaal-Veenendaal: ‘Course to cherish’
