Kwiatkowski upsets favourites to win Amstel Gold Race


  • Cycling
  • Monday, 20 Apr 2015

VALKENBURG, Netherlands (Reuters) - World champion Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland outgunned the favourites to win the Amstel Gold Race, a 258km hilly one-day classic race, on Sunday.

The Etixx-Quick Step rider ended up in a select group at the top of the Cauberg, the last of 34 climbs, to contest the win in a reduced sprint.

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