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You fail to understand the racing.
Read this: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/no-fairy-tale-finish-for-boonen-at-paris-roubaix/
You fail to understand the racing.
Read this: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/no-fairy-tale-finish-for-boonen-at-paris-roubaix/
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Such a strange race, I really don't know how I feel about it, Sagan being so isolated is such an injustice I think, but Trek didn't chase when they should have done and that did Cancellara over. No one wanting to work in the chase cost that as well.
EBH was a huge disappointment, I know he was fucked at the end and just lost the wheel, but that was his big chance. Boonen winning would have been a fairytale too, and I was surprised he didn't take the sprint. Hayman sitting in for so long ultimately won him the race, which is what probably doesn't sit right with me, and maybe it was the shock (he's just won PR to be fair) but he looked fairly unfazed by it all.
Good PR, but the end result just feels a bit wrong.