Golden JOPA Helmet

(L to R) Damirs Filimonov of Latvia in red, Lars Zandvliet of the Netherlands in blue, Michael West of Australia in white, and Mika Meijer of the Netherlands in yellow all leave the start line in Heat 6 during the Golden JOPA Helmet at Sportpark Veenoord in Veenoord, Netherlands, on September 21, 2024. (Photo by Ian Charles | MI News) (Photo by MI News/NurPhoto)

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