The 26-year-old Dutchwoman took the lead in the women's elite field at the start of the race and dominated from then on. After securing the lead, van Alphen was able to continuously extend her advantage and ultimately won the race with a 16-second lead.

With Inge van der Heijden (Crelan-Corendon, 4th place), Marion Norbert Riberolle (Crelan-Corendon, 7th place) and Manon Bakker (Crelan-Corendon, 9th place), three other STEVENS Super Prestige riders finished in the top 10.

After two of twelve races this season, Aniek van Alphen now leads the overall World Cup standings.

In the elite men's race, Cameron Mason (Seven Racing) secured third place, Laurens Sweeck (Crelan-Corendon) finished in fifth place and is now in second place in the overall World Cup standings. With Emiel Verstrynge (Crelan-Corendon) in ninth place, another STEVENS Super Prestige rider finished in the top 10.

In a typically strong U23 field, Eike Behrens (STEVENS Racing Team) was the only German rider to finish, coming in 31st place.