After Jakub Mareczko celebrated winning the sprint on stage 2 of the ZLM Tour, the Alpecin-Fenix rider was stripped of the result after the race jury decided he had hindered Jumbo-Visma's Mick van Dijke.
The decision elevated Olav Kooij to stage winner, giving the Dutch rider his second consecutive victory and giving a larger lead in the overall standings, with Elia Viviani (Ineos Grenadiers) climbing up to second at 9 seconds.
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'I don't know who I am as not a cyclist' - First women's Paris-Roubaix winner Lizzie Deignan speaks openly about her path to retirement and beyond
'I have to be open-minded to what comes next and not put myself in a box now, because I just don't know. This has been my identity for the last 20 years' -
What is the widest tyre we'll see at Paris-Roubaix?
32mm, 35, 40? What are the rules, the restrictions, and teams' considerations when choosing to go wider? -
Paris-Roubaix tech predictions: 6 things we expect to see
Including an unwelcome side effect of the UCI relegation system -
Haley Batten and Keegan Swenson snare solo wins at Sea Otter Gravel
Santa Cruz rider launches on final climb to take out Life Time Grand Prix opening round while Batten capitalises on mid-race single-track to make her move
