This original oil painting of Mathieu van der Poel has been scanned at high resolution to create these prints at various sizes on beautiul 310gsm Hahnemule photorag archival art paper. The intensity of the saturation of colour is as close to the original as a possible with a print. The original oil painting on aluminium panel is 70×50cm and available directly from the studio.
On January 4th, 2026, Mathieu van der Poel once again totally dominated at the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup in Zonhoven, Belgium, nailing his ninth consecutive victory of the season in baltic semi snowy conditions. He delivered a massive watt bomb on the first lap hammering the crazy sandy descents and won solo, in spite of a mid-race puncture. This win establishing him as the new World Cup leader.
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This original oil painting of Mathieu van der Poel has been scanned at high resolution to create these prints at various sizes on beautiul 310gsm Hahnemule photorag archival art paper. The intensity of the saturation of colour is as close to the original as a possible with a print. The original oil painting on aluminium panel is 70×50cm and available directly from the studio.
On January 4th, 2026, Mathieu van der Poel once again totally dominated at the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup in Zonhoven, Belgium, nailing his ninth consecutive victory of the season in baltic semi snowy conditions. He delivered a massive watt bomb on the first lap hammering the crazy sandy descents and won solo, in spite of a mid-race puncture. This win establishing him as the new World Cup leader.
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