which I think in a normal road finish sprint, she would have won, but I mentioned this in the mens race, the Roubaix sprint is very different to what they normally deal with at the end of a race, it does end up becoming alot more about track sprint tactics, than pure sprinting abilities.
now fair enough Vos is no stranger to the velodrome either, in fact Ive seen her win lots of sprints in the velodrome,
but you can be beaten no matter how good you are if the rider you face off against basically uses the track & positioning on the track to their advantage, and it usually means if theyve taken that advantage, youre at a double disadvantage because you cant occupy the same bit of space.
Its not like on a road where it doesnt really matter which side of the finish you are as long as you lay down the watts you win, here its you need to be closest to the sprinter line, if your rival has forced you up the track away from it, you have to lay down even more watts to get past them.