THE DATA: Mathieu Van der Poel It rolls at 38 km/h at Carrefour de l’Arbre, surrounded by fans from all countries who never stop applauding this monster of nature Mathieu Van der Poel
-17 KM Enter Mathieu Van der Poel now on what for many is the hardest and most delicate stretch of cobblestone, the Carrefour de l’Arbre2,100 meters long and five stars in difficulty
THIS IS Matrhieu Van der Poel’s FIRST ATTACK in the forest of Arenberg
-19.7 KM Van der Poel is already on the cobblestone Camphin-en-Pévèle1,800 meters and four stars, before the fear of Carrefour
-21.4 KM Be careful of others Alpecin rider, Laurence Pithiejumped from the second chasing group and tried to engage the chasing quartet Van der Poelwhich already has a 2’32” margin on the head of the classic of classics
-24KM Of the four escaped pursuers, so to speak, Van der Poelthe least exposed is Philipsenteammate of runaway leader Van der Poel and will try to finish second like last year
-26 KM Van der Poel flew the three-star pavé section of Cysoing à Bourghelles, three stars and 1,300 meters long
-29.3 KM We didn’t say anything then, though Van der Poel He is not on a bike but on a rocket. You now have a 2’05” minute margin with respect to Philipsen, Pedersen, Küng and Politt. The world champion and champion of the last edition of Paris-Roubaix was released
-33.5 KM coming in Van der Poel in Sector 8 of pavé, Templeuve0.5 kilometers
-34.7 KM Brutal, the difference in the head of Mathieu Van der Poel andn head of lto Paris-Roubaix It’s been about two minutes. Only a disaster or obscurity can prevent the Dutchman from re-proving the success achieved last year
DID YOU KNOW… to make the getaway go well Mathieu Van der Poel I will repeat what was achieved yesterday Kopecky aI won the women’s event of Paris-Roubaix wearing the world champion’s jersey?
-38.7 KM This is the racial situation. Van der Poel had a 1’47” margin over five runners (Jasper Philipsen, Mads Pedersen, Stefan Küng, Laurence Pithie and Nils Politt) and the other cyclists called for stardom are already 1’49”.
THE DATA: By following this dynamic the Paris-Roubaixhe Alpecin group can repeat last year’s double achievement, with Van der Poel winner and Jasper Philipsen Second classified
-44.5 KM Van der Poel He was released, while behind them they seemed to be thinking about the two remaining places on the podium. He now has 1’37” with respect to his immediate pursuers
-48.5 KM Enter Mathieu Van der Poel on one of the hardest stretches of cobblestone (Mons-en-Pévèlefive stars and 3 km long) and is doing so with 1’22” above the group of chasers. Van der Poel looks like the AVE and its chasers in a Cercanías
-50.9 KM Behind Van der Poel, Mads Pedersen is giving it his all to try to close the gap
-52.6 KM New movement of Van der Poel. Be careful, he now has a 31 second margin on a bunch of breakaway picks. The Alpecin runner attacked the cobblestone section 12, Auchy-les-Orchies in Berséefour stars and 2,700 meters long
-68.8 KM New attack of Mathieu Van der Poehim, but they hadn’t caught him yet and now it was him Tim Wellens the one that moves It’s a constant give and take
THE DATA: Cyclists have completed 34 kilometers of the 55 kilometers of cobblestone in Paris-Roubaix
-70 KM Mads Pedersen taking command of the chosen group, the race becomes tense along this pavé
CAREER STATUS – There are 61 kilometers left to reach the velodrome. There are 28 cyclists at the head of the race, those chosen for glory in the Hell of the North. The Van der Poel, Pedersen, Küng, Politt, Pidcock, Bisseger
GOOD AFTERNOON AND THANK YOU in the narration of the 121st edition of Paris-Roubaix, which reaches the stretches of reality
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