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Grégory Wathelet after historical third victory in Liège: "Bond felt that this was important to me"

© Tomas Holcbecher for Equnews

After the  climax of the Liège Province Grand Prix, we look back with the man of the weekend. Grégory Wathelet made history on Sunday by claiming the Grand Prix of Liège for the third time. Originally, Lyon was on his schedule, but the Liège native chose the competition of his heart at the last minute. A golden move, as it turned out afterwards. Afterwards, we spoke with the winner about his decision, the road back with Bond Jamesbond de Hay, and his special bond with the Liège crowd.

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