(Image credit: Getty Images) When Remco Evenepoel hits the cobbles of the Tour of Flanders on Sunday, he will be making the same route behind enemy lines trodden by a number of high-profile riders in recent years. In an age of increasing all-rounderism, there is less of a shock factor at seeing riders stray from their usual lanes, and that's especially so in the case of Evenepoel, who is a Grand Tour champion but has achieved most of his success through one-day exploits. Article continues below The pre-race favourite, Tadej Pogačar, is a prime example. Alejandro Valverde and Vincenzo Nibali are two more Grand Tour winners who made solitary but memorable appearances at De Ronde. And Julian Alaphilippe and Bob Jungels are two more all-rounders whose lightning first forays onto the cobbles could inspire Evenepoel.…