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Dekker_Tifosi said:1. Boonen
2. Degenkolb
3. Terpstra
El Pistolero said:Dekker_Tifosi said:1. Boonen
2. Degenkolb
3. Terpstra
I wish, but I think Degenkolb will prove to be unbeatable in Roubaix for the next 5 years or so (unless he has a flat tire, crashes, gets a mechanical or gets sick).
toolittle said:El Pistolero said:Dekker_Tifosi said:1. Boonen
2. Degenkolb
3. Terpstra
I wish, but I think Degenkolb will prove to be unbeatable in Roubaix for the next 5 years or so (unless he has a flat tire, crashes, gets a mechanical or gets sick).
If Sagan join QS, an unbeatable man will appear.
Brullnux said:He has never had a completely free run at it, though, apart from 2014. He wouldn't have done much in 2015 anyway, but last year he seemed very strong had he not been badly placed and missed the split.
hazaran said:Brullnux said:He has never had a completely free run at it, though, apart from 2014. He wouldn't have done much in 2015 anyway, but last year he seemed very strong had he not been badly placed and missed the split.
Story of the classics, everyone is a winner safe for being "badly placed" and "missing the split".