Sprinter or Classics rider for the win?

A large field will take on the GP Ouest-France on Sunday, a 243km WorldTour race. While it has many similarities to the Spring Classics, it is frequently won by a sprinter, and a number of former winners will be on hand to give it another try.

The course has been changed this year, and the riders will take on nine laps of a 27km course which features three climbs. The climbs aren't the largest to be found, but the many laps of the circuit course will tell on the legs of the riders.

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