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Former Roubaix champion Stuart O'Grady prepares for Sunday's race.
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Fabian Cancellara sits at the back of the Saxo Bank group.
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Team Saxo Bank gets a paceline going on the cobbles.
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The Team Sky will undoubtedly be busy on Sunday.
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Michael Barry (Team Sky) prepares for Paris-Roubaix on the cobbles.
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Kurt-Asle Arvesen will be a valuable asset to Team Sky on Sunday.
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Mat Hayman and Kurt-Asle Arvesen ride the roads they're familiar with - the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix.
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Geraint Thomas is another track-turned-road rider who will use his power to good effect in Roubaix.
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Geraint Thomas (Team Sky) joined his teammates in Roubaix preparation.
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Chris Sutton is a powerful rider suited to the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix.
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Team Sky's Chris Sutton gets acquainted with the cobbles.
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Mud + Cobbles = Paris-Roubaix.
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Two of the US Development Squad riders prepare for the Paris-Roubaix espoirs.
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US development riders drag a few locals along for the ride.
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The young US development riders familiarise themselves with the cobbles.
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Garmin-Transitions rider Michel Kreder keeps a low profile as he begins a training ride.
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Michel Kreder (Garmin-Transitions) heads out for a ride on the cobbles.
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