Cardboard signs with funny slogans have become a common sight along the roads of the Tour de France. While none may ever top the infamous “Allez Opi-Omi” sign, which caused a major crash, many are just lighthearted fun.

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The one-day race was a warm-up for Van Aert ahead of the Tour of Flanders classic, which has a stellar lineup. Tadej Pogacar and Mathieu van der Poel also will start on the grueling cobbled roads. Van Aert bowed his head 20 yards from the line seeing Powless clad in the vivid pink jersey of the EF Pro Cycling team had left the yellow-clad Visma trio trailing.

Del Toro and Van Aert were the strongest. The 30-year-old Belgian ended a frustrating period in his career and took his first victory of 2025. The frustrated Del Toro missed out on the stage win, but did take the pink jersey. The next to finish was Giulio Ciccone, 58 seconds after Van Aert.