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Paris-Roubaix 2022 LIVE - Can Wout van Aert pull off stunning return and stop Mathieu van der Poel?

Stay tuned for live comments from Nick Christian on Sunday Ad/> Who is riding? Paris — RoubaixParis-Roubaix 2022: Can Van Aert take Van der Poel down?12/04/2022 AT 14:19 Defending champion Sonny Colbrelli (Bahrain Victorious) will not defend his crown as the Italian battles back from a career-threatening heart problem that surfaced during the Volta a Catalunya. The 2019 champion Philippe Gilbert (Lotto Soudal) is focusing on the Ardennes while there are ongoing doubts over the inclusion of Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies) as the Slovakian continues to struggle with apparent long-Covid.

Paris-Roubaix 2022: Rider ratings – Mathieu Van der Poel the man to beat, Stefan Kung the dark horse

With the 119th edition of Paris-Roubaix reverting to its spring-time slot in the calendar and warm, dusty conditions forecast in northern France, we run through the main contenders for the third Monument of the season, the co-called Hell of the North. In the absence of defending champion Sonny Colbrelli and the 2018 winner Peter Sagan, it’s highly likely that we see a new man on top of the podium on Sunday – unless veterans Philippe Gilbert, John Degenkolb, Greg van Avermaet and Niki Terpstra pull an unlikely result from the bag.

Opinion: Tadej Pogacar's podium implosion was unavoidably glorious after enthralling Tour of Flanders

If you walk around Naples with a large wallet in your trousers, then you’re going to get pickpocketed. And this is no different to Grand Tour winners moseying around Oudenaarde with their fancy yellow jerseys on display.

Mathieu Burgaudeau grabs 'magnificent' win from Mads Pedersen, Wout van Aert on Stage 6 of Paris-Nice

“Sometimes dreams do come true,” declared Eurosport’s Rob Hatch, as 23 year-old Mathieu Burgaudeau (TotalEnergies) held off a surging, swarming squad of secondary sprinters to take the first victory of his young career. And what a victory it was, the product of a late, opportunist attack combined with grit and determination in its most raw, compelling form. Burgaudeau was left empty but elated.

Mads Pedersen takes stage 3 victory at Paris-Nice

Denmark's Mads Pedersen [Trek-Segafredo] earned victory on stage three of Paris-Nice on Tuesday.

Mats Pedersen takes Stage 3 victory at Paris-Nice as leader Christophe Laporte crashes on home straight

A classics-style Stage 3 ended in a slimline bunch finish, with the 2019 World Champion, Mads Pedersen, able to outsprint Wout van Aert (Jumbo Visma), to take Trek-Segafredo’s first WorldTour win in nine months. The second longest stage of the week took the race from the still somewhat northern Vierizon, in the Loire Valley, to the commune of Dun-le-Palestel in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. While far from the most mountainous, it had enough about it to tempt the breakaway king, Thomas De Gent, into trying his luck.

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Paris-Roubaix 2022 LIVE - Can Wout van Aert pull off stunning return and stop Mathieu van der Poel?

Paris-Roubaix 2022: Rider ratings – Mathieu Van der Poel the man to beat, Stefan Kung the dark horse

Opinion: Tadej Pogacar's podium implosion was unavoidably glorious after enthralling Tour of Flanders

Mathieu Burgaudeau grabs 'magnificent' win from Mads Pedersen, Wout van Aert on Stage 6 of Paris-Nice

Mads Pedersen takes stage 3 victory at Paris-Nice

Mats Pedersen takes Stage 3 victory at Paris-Nice as leader Christophe Laporte crashes on home straight

París-Niza : etapa 2 / Auffargis - Orléans | Jakobsen vuela ante Van Aert

Resumen y resultado de la París-Niza: etapa 1 | Exhibición histórica del Jumbo: triplete y hegemonía