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Tim Merlier nets Soudal-QuickStep the victory at Scheldeprijs
Jasper Philipsen second, Dylan Groenewegen third in Schoten -
As it happened: Merlier outsprints Philipsen to take Scheldeprijs victory
205.4km course semi-Classic is the unofficial sprinter's World Championships -
Triple winner Mark Cavendish to miss Scheldeprijs
British sprinter's next race is set to be Tour of Türkiye in late April
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| Date | April 3 |
| Start location | Terneuzen, Netherlands |
| Finish location | Schoten, Belgium |
| Distance | 205.4km |
| Previous edition | Scheldeprijs 2023 |
Tim Merlier nets Soudal-QuickStep the victory at Scheldeprijs
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Scheldeprijs 20243 April 2024 | Terneuzen | 1.Pro
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