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Last year's winner, Peter Sagan (Slowakia / Team Bora - hansgrohe) arrives		share this photo
The rollout from Compiègne for the 117th edition of Paris-Roubaix once again under clear skies		share this photo
This is about as tranquil as this race gets, but all the early break attempts were unsuccessful		share this photo
Another unsuccessful early break		share this photo
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Passing through the Orchies sector		share this photo
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Taco van der Hoorn (Netherlands / Team Jumbo - Visma) takes a nap		share this photo
Given how bumpy the cobbles are, it is always amazing how closely compacted riders are		share this photo
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Daniel Oss (Italy / Team Bora - hansgrohe) grimaces in pain after crashing		share this photo
Strung out as the pace heats up		share this photo
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Edward Theuns (Belgium / Team Trek Segafredo) and Greg van Avermaet (Belgium Team CCC)		share this photo
Matteo Trentin (Italy / Team Mitchelton - Scott) leading a group through the Arenberg Forest		share this photo
Matteo Trentin (Italy / Team Mitchelton - Scott)		share this photo
Peter Sagan (Slowakia / Team Bora - hansgrohe)		share this photo
Edward Theuns (Belgium / Team Trek Segafredo) and Jasper Stuyven (Belgium / Team Trek Segafredo)		share this photo
Maarten Wijnants (Belgium / Team Jumbo - Visma) picking his line		share this photo
Pascal Eenkhoorn (Netherlands / Team Jumbo - Visma) helps teammate Wout van Aert (Belgium) get back in the race after van Aert's mechanical as trailing riders and team cars pass through the Arenberg Forest. He finished 22nd + 1:42		share this photo
Peter Sagan at the front of the decisive break: "It was a very tough Paris Roubaix, with the headwind making it even more challenging. The team did once again a great job, we had some crashes but they all put in a tremendous effort. We followed all the moves until the Carrefour de l'Arbre but in the last 15km I didn't have the legs to respond to the attacks and try to take a podium spot." – Peter Sagan 5th + 42s		share this photo
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Sep Vanmarcke (Belgium / Team EF Education First) was in the mix all day until a late bike change. He finished 4th + 40s		share this photo
Nils Politt (Germany / Team Katusha - Alpecin) started the winning move after the feed zone with 70 km to go. At 25 years-old, he was the youngest rider to finish in the top 10.		share this photo
Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) driving the break. Notice that Wout van Aert has heroically caught back on.		share this photo
Once again DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP had strength in numbers with Yves LAMPAERT also in the break. From the team press release: On the brutal Carrefour de l’Arbre, Philippe and Yves took turns to attack, wearing down the remaining riders, but it was on Gruson – the sector made famous by a crash of Bernard Hinault at the beginning of the ‘80s – that the group split, leaving only Philippe and Politt in the lead.		share this photo
The race was whittled down to two riders, Philippe Gilbert (Belgium / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step) and Nils Politt (Germany / Team Katusha - Alpecin)		share this photo
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Into the velodrome, Nils Politt (Germany / Team Katusha - Alpecin) is about to be jumped by Philippe Gilbert (Belgium / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step)		share this photo
Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) wins the 2019 Paris-Roubaix in 5:58:02 and ahead of Nils POLITT (GER/KATUSHA ALPECIN)		share this photo
Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) blew past the German with 150 meters remaining, sprinting to his fifth victory in a Monument, after those at Ronde van Vlaanderen (2017), Liège–Bastogne–Liège (2011) and Il Lombardia (2009, 2010). Only Milan-Sanremo remains.		share this photo
Every year there is a priceless earthy mix of euphoria and exhaustion displayed by the race winner		share this photo
Relaxing after a tough race including chasing back on after a mechanical and crashing, 22nd Wout VAN AERT (BEL/JUMBO - VISMA) + 1:42		share this photo
"The last twenty kilometres were hell "		share this photo
The winner celebrates with his girlfriend Bettina Pesce as Yves Lampaert looks on		share this photo
The podium ceremony from hell		share this photo
Your 2019 Paris-Roubaix winner, Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP). He is first rider to claim 4 of the 5 monuments since Sean Kelly. Only Milan-Sanremo remains. “I knew that joining Deceuninck – Quick-Step would be an important step in my career and I am really happy and proud that I’m a member of the Wolfpack. I am the kind of rider who likes new challenges, this motivates me, and here I found plenty of these: from winning Ronde or Roubaix to winning Isbergues, which was a race that was missing from my palmares”		share this photo
Your 2019 Paris-Roubaix podium: 3rd Yves LAMPAERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) + 13s, 1st Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) 5:58:02, 2nd Nils POLITT (GER/KATUSHA ALPECIN)		share this photo
Your 2019 Paris-Roubaix podium: 3rd Yves LAMPAERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) + 13s, 1st Philippe GILBERT (BEL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) 5:58:02, 2nd Nils POLITT (GER/KATUSHA ALPECIN)		share this photo
The traditional winner's shower		share this photo
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