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Home»News»Anna van der Breggen Reflects on Her Comeback: “I Am Not Yet Where I Want to Be” After Omloop van het Hageland
News By Miles CooperMarch 2, 2025

Anna van der Breggen Reflects on Her Comeback: “I Am Not Yet Where I Want to Be” After Omloop van het Hageland

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After 3 years of retirement which incorporated operating as a directeur sportif for SD Worx-ProTime, Anna van der Breggen returned to skilled racing in 2025.  

The 34-year-old former global champion and Olympic gold medallist has set her attractions on a handful of races, mentioning in January that she is making plans for efficiency peaks on the Ardennes Classics – Amstel Gold Race, Flèche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège – and the Excursion de France Femmes. 

However, on the similar time, Van der Breggen mentioned that she used to be drawing near her comeback otherwise, and that her major purpose isn’t a non-public center of attention.

“I see the team and I want to be part of this team. And I want to be strong because that is what decides the best in the race,” she mentioned in January.

In her 2nd race of the yr at Sunday’s Omloop van het Hageland, Van der Breggen showcased her power, enjoying a a very powerful position in teammate Femke Gerritse’s victory.

“We wanted to make the race hard and it worked out well. Anna van der Breggen was super strong and did a lot of work. She put us all in a luxury position,” Gerritse mentioned.

Van der Breggen made the primary large acceleration after round 55 kilometres of racing within the one-day Vintage which began in her place of birth of Aarschot. Despite the fact that that transfer used to be briefly close down, the Dutch celebrity used to be no longer completed. Accelerating as soon as once more on a cobbled climb of Kerkstraat, Van der Breggen cut up the peloton 25 kilometres overdue, leaving a gaggle of round 30 riders off the entrance. Within the transfer together with her have been two of her teammates.

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No longer completed, Van der Breggen did the vast majority of the paintings within the wreck, whittling down the numbers, and putting in place a large dig to drop the natural sprinters out of the crowd, leaving handiest seven riders to fight it out for victory.

Despite the fact that Van der Breggen took 7th position after main out Gerritse to victory, she doesn’t assume that she is a best shape – but.

“I hope I can make some more steps and become better than I am now. In terms of intensity, I am not yet where I want to be. But you only get that part by racing. In training you can plan your intervals very specifically, but in racing it is not so measured. In between, you ride harder and you don’t know in advance how many times you have to go, as you do in training,” Van der Breggen mentioned in crew liberate.

“Sometimes you have to go 10 times, sometimes 20. You only get that intensity by racing. That’s what this race was perfect for. Every time, the intensity was there. This was a top day for the team and a special win for Femke Gerritse.”

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