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Max Walscheid Takes the Third Stage on the ZLM Tour, Mathias Vacek Still in Yellow

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Thanks to Max Walscheid's victory in the sprint, Lidl-Trek won his third win in as many stages on Friday. Teammate Mathias Vacek keeps the yellow jersey.
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Mathias Vacek continues to lead the ZLM Tour cycling race in the Netherlands after the third stage was won by Germany's Max Walscheid. The 33-year-old Lidl-Trek rider took his first victory in almost two years and narrowed his gap to second-place teammate Vacek to 39 seconds.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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Another crosswind spectacle in the ZLM Tour, another victory for Lidl-Trek. After two wins for Mathias Vacek, this time it was Max Walscheid's turn to celebrate. Afterwards, Dylan Groenewegen's former lead-out rider was particularly impressed by the way the wind played out. Early in the third stage between Roosendaal and Bergen op Zoom […]

Mathias Vacek leads the ZLM Tour cycling race in the Netherlands after the third stage, won by Germany's Max Walscheid. The 33-year-old Lidl-Trek rider took his first victory in almost two years and narrowed his gap on teammate Vacek in second place to 39 seconds.

Thanks to Max Walscheid's victory in the sprint, Lidl-Trek won his third win in as many stages on Friday. Teammate Mathias Vacek keeps the yellow jersey.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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