Paris-Roubaix 2023, one day monument, April 9 (men's)

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Mar 5, 2023
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Odd the race has gotten so stale... there is probably 3 maybe 4 guys that think they can win in a sprint, but the rest most do something soon.

It appears to me, that WvA, Philipsen and Pedersen have been conserving the most in the group.
 
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Oct 5, 2009
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Still incredible suspence. At least through my eyes.
But perhaps partly due to my reliable compatriots Bay&Holm on Danish Eurosport signal, and after a short break by mistake I switched on the international signal, where commentators here seemingly did everything to turn the race into a snoozefest.

Though, still I would've by far preferred this version to put more distance on the route. RvV '23 distance would be pleasant. P-R once used to be round that distance.
 
Nov 5, 2013
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I think Wout has been riding really smart...until the last few km's and now. He needed to push hard when Philipsen had the bike change. Now, everyone is rested and ready to follow anything.
 
Feb 20, 2010
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Just tuned in to hear Adam Blythe say it was signifant that WVA took a bottle looked at it and then chucked it ...

Gawd with analysis like this
This is actually an improvement in quality of analysis as far as Blythe's concerned. At first it was mostly "this rider is my mate" and "aren't Ineos amazing?" as well as, if we were lucky, "look at the power my mate on Ineos is putting out!"
 
Nov 5, 2013
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Why in the fk, am I watching Laporte do a bike change, at this point in the race..of course, it's more exciting than what's happening in the front.