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s much as I welcome a return to racing Down Under after a three-year break – if only to end the tedious Van Aert/Van der Poel cyclocross duopoly – we all know that the real racing never really gets going until Omloop at the end of February. And after their breakthrough season last year as a Classics force to be reckoned with, how good would it be to see one of the Ineos Grenadiers youngsters lay down a marker? I get transatlantic Ian Stannard vibes from the American Magnus

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