Peter Sagan wins the 2014 E3 Harelbeke. Photo: Graham Watson
Win or lose at E3 Harelbeke, Peter Sagan and his Tinkoff-Saxo teammates will have the chance toast success on Friday night when the Slovak gets his weight in beer delivered to his hotel.
The slightly odd prize is courtesy of E3 sponsor Kwaremont beer in honour of Sagan's win in Harelbeke last season, when he beat out Niki Terpstra, Geraint Thomas and Stijn Vandenbergh.
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