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 Among
all spring classics, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, as
well as Paris-Roubaix, is beyond all doubt the most coveted.
Fourth of the ten UCI World Cup races, the Gran’Ma of cycling
classics has become a modern event which gathers the best teams
of the professionnal peloton. This year, on a demanding 258
km-course, the riders will have to climb ten hills (representing
25 kilometers) : that’s why only a great champion, such
as Bartoli (1998 winner), will in 2002 be able to add his name
on the winners’list.
Last year, former World Champion Oscar Camenzind captured an
unexpected success at the summit of the Ans climb.
Once again, a brilliant winner…
| 2002
UCI World Cup Calendar |
 Milan-San
Remo | March 23 |
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 Tour
des Flandres | April 7 |
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 Paris-Roubaix
| April 14 |
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| Liège-Bastogne-Liège
| April 21 |
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 Amstel
Gold Race | April 28 |
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 Hew
Cyclassics | August 4 |
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 Clasica
San Sebastian | August 10 |
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 Championnat
de Zurich | August 18 |
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| Paris-Tours
| October 6 |
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| Tour
de Lombardie | October 19 |
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