Wout van Aert at the 2019 Tour of Flanders (Sunada)
Wout van Aert has criticised Peter Sagan after the pair both missed out on the top-10 in the Tour of Flanders.
The Belgian star stuck with the race favourites and finished in the front group on Sunday (April 7), but the lacklustre chase saw victory go to Alberto Bettiol (EF Education First).
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