Antonie Cermanová na Stevens Izoard Pro vyhrála Choustník Race 2024 na trati 62 km
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Antonie Cermanová na Stevens Izoard Pro s KMC a Cyklostar v přilbě Catlike Mixino vyhrála Choustník Race 2024 na trati 62 km. V květnu startovala startovala i v Belgii na Ronde van Vlaanderen v Odenaarde. 105 kadetek na startu prestižního závodu, Tonča v dresu belgického týmu Balois. Po hromadném pádu dojela 24.
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