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NY Times · Jul 25, 2021

She celebrated as if she had won a gold. Except she hadn’t.

Annamiek van Vleuten of Team Netherlands celebrates crossing the finishing line winning the silver medal on Sunday.Credit...Tim De Waele/Getty ImagesIt was the crowning achievement of her cycling career. Except it wasn’t.

When 38-year-old Annamiek van Vleuten of the Netherlands crossed the finish line of the women’s cycling road race on Sunday, she threw her arms in the air, broke into a wide smile and celebrated her first gold medal. The problem? She wasn’t the first rider across the line.

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