Cancellara crowned king of the cobbled Classics

Fabian Cancellara stamped his absolute authority on the 2010 Classics season as he claimed his second Paris-Roubaix title in France on Sunday afternoon. In a sublime display, the Swiss champion simply rode his rivals off his wheel near the Mons-en-Pévèle sector, with still more than 50 kilometres-to-go. A little over an hour later he rode solo into the velodrome at Roubaix.

The peloton had held a minutes silence at the start of the race in Compiegne to honour the memory of two-time winner Franco Ballerini. After securing his first Tour of Flanders/Paris-Roubaix double, Cancellara paid his own homage to the man with whome he will now forever share the honour of multiple Roubaix titles.

"I wanted the double, I wanted to do something that left a mark in the history of cycling," said Cancellara after his win. "Many great riders have won this race and it’s an honour for me to now have won it twice like the late Franco Ballerini did. That's just one of the reasons why I wanted to do the double."

For the second week in a row, Cancellara was in a class of his own. The E3 Prijs-Harelbeke and Tour of Flanders Champion's race-winning surge gave way to a more than hour-long time trial, which, at points, saw him put three minutes into a select group of the best Classics riders on the planet.

"I hadn't planned to attack in that moment," said Cancellara, echoing his comments after Flanders a week prior. "But that's racing, it's important to seize the right moment and I got it exactly right. When I went, the gap was there and it was increasing, so I went full gas but with a little left just in case because there was a long way to go. But I made it."

Of those left in his wake, Juan Antonio Flecha (Sky) and Thor Hushovd (Cervélo TestTeam) proved the strongest as they rode clear of a six-man chase group on the Carrefour de l’Arbre sector of pavé to secure second and third.

Behind them, the chase group also fractured under the strain of almost 250 kilometres of racing. Hushovd's teammate Roger Hammond finished fourth, on the same time as pre-race favourite and defending Champion, Tom Boonen (Quick Step). Björn Leukemans (Vacansoleil) and Filippo Pozzato (Katusha) were the last to finish of the former six-man group.

There was a distinct sense of déjà vu as Cancellara stormed across the final 11 sectors alone. Despite a few bobbles on the uneven surface and one or two excursions onto the grass verges, his smooth style was reminiscent of a week earlier when he rode away from Boonen at the Tour of Flanders. However, he upped the ante this week to humble the men considered contenders in the lead-up to the weekend.

Overcome by emotion after crossing the finish line, the dust on Cancellara's face was broken by streams of tears as he embraced his wife and team management on the infield of the velodrome, which just moments before had erupted in celebration as he had swung left onto the track for his one-and-a-half laps of honour.

Cancellara became the first man in five years to claim both the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix titles in the same season, Boonen the man to precede him, in 2005.

From Paris to the pavé

Some five hours earlier on a clear day in northern France, a large breakaway group had opened the first selection of the race. Nineteen riders featured in this leaders' group, including:

Romain Zingle (Cofidis), Maarten Wynants (Quick Step), Gorik Gardeyn (Vacansoleil), Mikhail Ignatiev (Katusha), Jeremy Hunt (Cervélo TestTeam), Sebastian Lang (Omega Pharma-Lotto), Chris Sutton and Gregory Henderson (Sky), Matthew Goss and Adam Hansen (HTC-Columbia), Rick Flens and Tom Leezer (Rabobank), Yohann Gene (Bbox Bouygues Telecom), Inaki Isasi (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Mitchell Docker and Roy Curvers (Skil-Shimano), Kasper Klostergaard (Saxo Bank), Stephane Poulhies and Jimmy Engoulvent (Saur Sojasun).

A strong head wind kept the race close to its slowest estimated time schedule, but upon reaching the first pavé sector after almost hundred kilometres of racing the gap to the leaders' had managed to carve out an advantage of more than four minutes. However, the arrival of the cobbles began the gradual grind on the leaders' advantage.

Despite the reduction in the gap, the lead group were still the first to enter the Arenberg forest (sector 17). Behind, Saxo Bank took the approach of the forest as their cue and increased the speed in the peloton - the gap on the leaders dropping below two minutes.

The Trouee Arenberg wasn't as slippery as it has been in previous editions and there much fewer crashes on the 2400 meters long pavé sector. However, it retained its ability to re-shape the race. Cancellara and Boonen led the peloton through the forest and by the time they appeared on the asphalt, the gap to the now nine remaining leaders was less than a minute.

Team Sky accelerated at sector 14 (Tilloy à Sars-et-Rosières – at 167km), causing several riders – among them David Millar (Garmin-Transitions) – to get dropped from the peloton.

After passing the second feed zone at 68 kilometers from the finish the last four breakaway riders – Wynants, Hansen, Hunt and Sutton - were caught back by the now 30-rider front peloton. Boonen laid down several accelerations in the ten kilometers that followed, but the Belgian Champion's attacks were easily neutralized by Cancellara and the other favourites.

"Boonen's attacks didn’t bother me and I didn't want to play his game. He tried to do his race and I did mine," said Cancellara afterwards of Boonen's moves.

What didn't work for Boonen was no problem for three other riders. Leif Hoste (Omega Pharma-Lotto), Björn Leukemans (Vacansoleil) and Sebastien Hinault (Ag2R-La Mondiale) created a small gap over the favourites group – which was proceeding without Stijn Devolder (Quick Step) or Matti Breschel (Saxo Bank.

In between sector 11 and 10, Boonen took a breather at the back of the main group and that's when the race was decided. Cancellara sneaked away from the front and consolidated his sudden advantage on 3000 meters-long sector at Mons-en-Pévèle. The Swiss Champion quickly bridged up with Hoste, Hinault and Leukemans. Of the trio, only Leukemans was able to keep up with the Swiss champion, but in time he too was dislodged.

In the chase group, Boonen's attempt to bridge to Cancellara was unsuccessful in its major objective, but created a selection of eight men. Flecha, Leukemans, Pozzato, Hoste, Hushovd, Hammond and Hinault the men with the tickets to ride. Despite the organisation behind, by the time Cancellara entered the next pavé sector (Mérignies à Le Prez at 216km) his gap was already up to more than half a minute.

George Hincapie and three HTC-Columbia riders were trailing in the second group, but failed in their bid to bridge up to the eight chasers.

As the rest of the race scrambled to defend their position, Cancellara was forging ahead in an impromptu individual time trial, which saw him build a lead of more than two minutes as he commenced the last 20 kilometres.

In the chasing group Leukemans was dropped after suffering a flat tyre. An acceleration from Flecha saw the numbers in the chase group reduced even further, as both Pozzato and Hoste lost contact with the group.

Flecha's attack typified the apparent desperation of the chase group, who could do nothing to pull back time on the Swiss locomotive that was forging his own path across the pavé. The advantage wavered between 2:30 and 3:00, with almost all the momentum in Cancellara's favour.

When Cancellara hit the Carrefour de l’Arbre with 16 kilometres to race, he had almost three minutes advantage on the bunch. And when he hit sector 3 (Gruson at 244km) the buffer had grown to 3:12, and despite the grimace fixed to his dust covered face he looked every bit a man in control of the situation.

Behind, Pozzato and Leukemans had rejoined the chase group, but as they hit the Carrefour the race for places was reshaped. Flecha and Hushovd setting off together, as Boonen, Pozzato, Hammond and Leukemans formed a second chase group. Again, the acceleration behind had a momentary effect on the gap to the leader, but at 2:45, it was hardly any threat to the Swiss Champion.

With the final sector of cobbles negotiated, Cancellara sacrificed some of his advantage as he drifted across towards his team car to throw several well-earned high-fives. The little gold Angel trinket given to him by his wife and daughter prior to his Flanders win was again extracted from his jersey pocket as a broad grin stretched across his face.

Sweeping around the final right-hand turn and into the velodrome Cancellara rode his half lap with his hands firmly attached to his handlebars, but as the final loop began so did his celebrations. He first clutched his helmet in disbelief and then raised his arms to salute one of the most commanding Paris-Roubaix victories in recent years.

Two minutes later, Flecha led Hushovd into the velodrome. As expected, the Norwegian used his superior sprint prowess to swing inside on the final banking to grab second place from the exhausted Spaniard.

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Full Results
1Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Team Saxo Bank6:35:10
2Thor Hushovd (Nor) Cervelo Test Team0:02:00
3Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni (Spa) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 2 - Cell 2
4Roger Hammond (GBr) Cervelo Test Team0:03:14
5Tom Boonen (Bel) Quick StepRow 4 - Cell 2
6Björn Leukemans (Bel) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team0:03:20
7Filippo Pozzato (Ita) Team Katusha0:03:46
8Leif Hoste (Bel) Omega Pharma-Lotto0:05:16
9Sébastien Hinault (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale0:06:27
10Hayden Roulston (NZl) Team HTC - Columbia0:06:59
11Grégory Rast (Swi) Team Radioshack0:07:00
12Arnaud Coyot (Fra) Caisse d'Epargne0:07:05
13Tom Veelers (Ned) Skil - ShimanoRow 12 - Cell 2
14Dominic Klemme (Ger) Team Saxo BankRow 13 - Cell 2
15Maarten Wynants (Bel) Quick StepRow 14 - Cell 2
16Mikhaylo Khalilov (Ukr) Team KatushaRow 15 - Cell 2
17Lloyd Mondory (Fra) AG2R La MondialeRow 16 - Cell 2
18Jeremy Hunt (GBr) Cervelo Test TeamRow 17 - Cell 2
19Frédéric Guesdon (Fra) Française Des JeuxRow 18 - Cell 2
20Mathieu Claude (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 19 - Cell 2
21Lars Ytting Bak (Den) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 20 - Cell 2
22Martijn Maaskant (Ned) Garmin - TransitionsRow 21 - Cell 2
23Kristijan Koren (Slo) Liquigas-DoimoRow 22 - Cell 2
24Mathew Hayman (Aus) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 23 - Cell 2
25Johnny Hoogerland (Ned) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 24 - Cell 2
26Michael Barry (Can) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 25 - Cell 2
27Greg Van Avermaet (Bel) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 26 - Cell 2
28Alessandro Donati (Ita) Acqua & SaponeRow 27 - Cell 2
29George Hincapie (USA) BMC Racing TeamRow 28 - Cell 2
30Yaroslav Popovych (Ukr) Team RadioshackRow 29 - Cell 2
31Maarten Tjallingii (Ned) RabobankRow 30 - Cell 2
32Niki Terpstra (Ned) Team MilramRow 31 - Cell 2
33Dominique Rollin (Can) Cervelo Test TeamRow 32 - Cell 2
34Alexandre Pichot (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 33 - Cell 2
35Frank Hoj (Den) Team Saxo BankRow 34 - Cell 2
36Sebastian Langeveld (Ned) Rabobank0:07:21
37Stijn Vandenbergh (Bel) Team Katusha0:07:27
38Bernhard Eisel (Aut) Team HTC - Columbia0:09:33
39Jurgen Roelandts (Bel) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 38 - Cell 2
40Danilo Hondo (Ger) Lampre-Farnese Vini0:11:01
41Matthieu Ladagnous (Fra) Française Des Jeux0:12:44
42Stijn Devolder (Bel) Quick StepRow 41 - Cell 2
43Servais Knaven (Ned) Team Milram0:12:47
44Robert Wagner (Ger) Skil - ShimanoRow 43 - Cell 2
45Gorik Gardeyn (Bel) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 44 - Cell 2
46Sébastien Minard (Fra) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 45 - Cell 2
47Mitchell Docker (Aus) Skil - ShimanoRow 46 - Cell 2
48Tomas Vaitkus (Ltu) Team RadioshackRow 47 - Cell 2
49Nikolay Trusov (Rus) Team KatushaRow 48 - Cell 2
50Gabriel Rasch (Nor) Cervelo Test TeamRow 49 - Cell 2
51Markel Irizar Aranburu (Spa) Team RadioshackRow 50 - Cell 2
52Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team0:14:00
53Theo Bos (Ned) Cervelo Test Team0:14:32
54Rafai Chtioui (Tun) Acqua & SaponeRow 53 - Cell 2
55Cyril Lemoine (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 54 - Cell 2
56Anthony Ravard (Fra) AG2R La MondialeRow 55 - Cell 2
57Mauro Da Dalto (Ita) Lampre-Farnese ViniRow 56 - Cell 2
58Peter Wrolich (Aut) Team MilramRow 57 - Cell 2
59Inaki Isasi Flores (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 58 - Cell 2
60Daniel Oss (Ita) Liquigas-Doimo0:14:36
61Yoann Offredo (Fra) Française Des JeuxRow 60 - Cell 2
62Yohann Gene (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 61 - Cell 2
63Manuel Quinziato (Ita) Liquigas-DoimoRow 62 - Cell 2
64Geraint Thomas (GBr) Sky Professional Cycling Team0:14:38
65Greg Henderson (NZl) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 64 - Cell 2
66William Bonnet (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 65 - Cell 2
67Brett Lancaster (Aus) Cervelo Test TeamRow 66 - Cell 2
68Wim De Vocht (Bel) Team MilramRow 67 - Cell 2
69Christopher Sutton (Aus) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 68 - Cell 2
70Mirco Lorenzetto (Ita) Lampre-Farnese ViniRow 69 - Cell 2
71Kevin Hulsmans (Bel) Quick StepRow 70 - Cell 2
72Yauheni Hutarovich (Blr) Française Des Jeux0:16:07
73Robbie Mcewen (Aus) Team KatushaRow 72 - Cell 2
74Jos Van Emden (Ned) Rabobank0:16:32
HDNikolas Maes (Bel) Quick StepRow 74 - Cell 2
HDMatteo Tosatto (Ita) Quick StepRow 75 - Cell 2
HDMarco Velo (Ita) Quick StepRow 76 - Cell 2
HDWouter Weylandt (Bel) Quick StepRow 77 - Cell 2
HDMarco Bandiera (Ita) Team KatushaRow 78 - Cell 2
HDLaszlo Bodrogi (Fra) Team KatushaRow 79 - Cell 2
HDMikhail Ignatiev (Rus) Team KatushaRow 80 - Cell 2
HDMartin Reimer (Ger) Cervelo Test TeamRow 81 - Cell 2
HDAdam Blyth (GBr) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 82 - Cell 2
HDWilfried Cretskens (Bel) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 83 - Cell 2
HDGlenn d'Hollander (Bel) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 84 - Cell 2
HDSebastian Lang (Ger) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 85 - Cell 2
HDStaf Scheirlinckx (Bel) Omega Pharma-LottoRow 86 - Cell 2
HDKurt-Asle Arvesen (Nor) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 87 - Cell 2
HDIan Stannard (GBr) Sky Professional Cycling TeamRow 88 - Cell 2
HDMatti Breschel (Den) Team Saxo BankRow 89 - Cell 2
HDBaden Cooke (Aus) Team Saxo BankRow 90 - Cell 2
HDKasper Klostergaard Larsen (Den) Team Saxo BankRow 91 - Cell 2
HDGustav Larsson (Swe) Team Saxo BankRow 92 - Cell 2
HDStuart O'Grady (Aus) Team Saxo BankRow 93 - Cell 2
HDJacopo Guarnieri (Ita) Liquigas-DoimoRow 94 - Cell 2
HDFabio Sabatini (Ita) Liquigas-DoimoRow 95 - Cell 2
HDPeter Sagan (Svk) Liquigas-DoimoRow 96 - Cell 2
HDFrederik Willems (Bel) Liquigas-DoimoRow 97 - Cell 2
HDOlivier Bonnaire (Fra) Française Des JeuxRow 98 - Cell 2
HDSébastien Chavanel (Fra) Française Des JeuxRow 99 - Cell 2
HDTimothy Gudsell (NZl) Française Des JeuxRow 100 - Cell 2
HDArthur Vichot (Fra) Française Des JeuxRow 101 - Cell 2
HDMarkus Eichler (Ger) Team MilramRow 102 - Cell 2
HDThomas Fothen (Ger) Team MilramRow 103 - Cell 2
HDRoger Kluge (Ger) Team MilramRow 104 - Cell 2
HDLuke Roberts (Aus) Team MilramRow 105 - Cell 2
HDMatthew Harley Goss (Aus) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 106 - Cell 2
HDAdam Hansen (Aus) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 107 - Cell 2
DNFVicente Reynes Mimo (Spa) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 108 - Cell 2
DNFMarcel Sieberg (Ger) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 109 - Cell 2
DNFMartin Velits (Svk) Team HTC - ColumbiaRow 110 - Cell 2
DNFLars Boom (Ned) RabobankRow 111 - Cell 2
DNFRick Flens (Ned) RabobankRow 112 - Cell 2
DNFThomas Leezer (Ned) RabobankRow 113 - Cell 2
DNFJoost Posthuma (Ned) RabobankRow 114 - Cell 2
DNFTom Stamsnijder (Ned) RabobankRow 115 - Cell 2
DNFAlfredo Balloni (Ita) Lampre-Farnese ViniRow 116 - Cell 2
DNFVitaliy Buts (Ukr) Lampre-Farnese ViniRow 117 - Cell 2
DNFMarcin Sapa (Pol) Lampre-Farnese ViniRow 118 - Cell 2
DNFSteve Chainel (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 119 - Cell 2
DNFDamien Gaudin (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 120 - Cell 2
DNFSaïd Haddou (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 121 - Cell 2
DNFSébastien Turgot (Fra) Bbox Bouygues TelecomRow 122 - Cell 2
DNFJens Keukeleire (Bel) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 123 - Cell 2
DNFGuillaume Blot (Fra) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 124 - Cell 2
DNFJulien Fouchard (Fra) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 125 - Cell 2
DNFKevin Ista (Bel) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 126 - Cell 2
DNFNico Sijmens (Bel) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 127 - Cell 2
DNFTristan Valentin (Fra) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 128 - Cell 2
DNFRomain Zingle (Bel) Cofidis, le Credit en LigneRow 129 - Cell 2
DNFMathieu Drujon (Fra) Caisse d'EpargneRow 130 - Cell 2
DNFImanol Erviti (Spa) Caisse d'EpargneRow 131 - Cell 2
DNFRui Alberto Faria Da Costa (Por) Caisse d'EpargneRow 132 - Cell 2
DNFAngel Madrazo Ruiz (Spa) Caisse d'EpargneRow 133 - Cell 2
DNFLuis Pasamontes Rodriguez (Spa) Caisse d'EpargneRow 134 - Cell 2
DNFMathieu Perget (Fra) Caisse d'EpargneRow 135 - Cell 2
DNFJose Joaquin Rojas Gil (Spa) Caisse d'EpargneRow 136 - Cell 2
DNFWouter Mol (Ned) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 137 - Cell 2
DNFMartin Mortensen (Den) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 138 - Cell 2
DNFJens Mouris (Ned) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 139 - Cell 2
DNFJoost Van Leijen (Ned) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling TeamRow 140 - Cell 2
DNFRobin Chaigneau (Ned) Skil - ShimanoRow 141 - Cell 2
DNFRoy Curvers (Ned) Skil - ShimanoRow 142 - Cell 2
DNFKoen De Kort (Ned) Skil - ShimanoRow 143 - Cell 2
DNFFloris Goesinnen (Ned) Skil - ShimanoRow 144 - Cell 2
DNFSteve Houanard (Fra) Skil - ShimanoRow 145 - Cell 2
DNFTyler Farrar (USA) Garmin - TransitionsRow 146 - Cell 2
DNFSteven Cozza (USA) Garmin - TransitionsRow 147 - Cell 2
DNFJulian Dean (NZl) Garmin - TransitionsRow 148 - Cell 2
DNFDavid Millar (GBr) Garmin - TransitionsRow 149 - Cell 2
DNFDanny Pate (USA) Garmin - TransitionsRow 150 - Cell 2
DNFRicardo Van Der Velde (Ned) Garmin - TransitionsRow 151 - Cell 2
DNFJohan Van Summeren (Bel) Garmin - TransitionsRow 152 - Cell 2
DNFJulien Berard (Fra) AG2R La MondialeRow 153 - Cell 2
DNFBen Gastauer (Lux) AG2R La MondialeRow 154 - Cell 2
DNFKristof Goddaert (Bel) AG2R La MondialeRow 155 - Cell 2
DNFYuriy Krivtsov (Ukr) AG2R La MondialeRow 156 - Cell 2
DNFNicolas Rousseau (Fra) AG2R La MondialeRow 157 - Cell 2
DNFRomain Sicard (Fra) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 158 - Cell 2
DNFJavier Francisco Aramendia Lorente (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 159 - Cell 2
DNFJonathan Castroviejo Nicolas (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 160 - Cell 2
DNFAndres Sergio De Lis (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 161 - Cell 2
DNFGorka Izagirre Insausti (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 162 - Cell 2
DNFPablo Urtasun Perez (Spa) Euskaltel - EuskadiRow 163 - Cell 2
DNFFumiyuki Beppu (Jpn) Team RadioshackRow 164 - Cell 2
DNFGeoffroy Lequatre (Fra) Team RadioshackRow 165 - Cell 2
DNFSébastien Rosseler (Bel) Team RadioshackRow 166 - Cell 2
DNFBjorn Selander (USA) Team RadioshackRow 167 - Cell 2
DNFMarcus Burghardt (Ger) BMC Racing TeamRow 168 - Cell 2
DNFMartin Kohler (Swi) BMC Racing TeamRow 169 - Cell 2
DNFAlexander Kristoff (Nor) BMC Racing TeamRow 170 - Cell 2
DNFJohn Murphy (USA) BMC Racing TeamRow 171 - Cell 2
DNFMichael Schär (Swi) BMC Racing TeamRow 172 - Cell 2
DNFJackson Stewart (USA) BMC Racing TeamRow 173 - Cell 2
DNFDanilo Wyss (Swi) BMC Racing TeamRow 174 - Cell 2
DNFJimmy Casper (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 175 - Cell 2
DNFCedric Coutouly (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 176 - Cell 2
DNFJimmy Engoulvent (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 177 - Cell 2
DNFFabrice Jeandesboz (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 178 - Cell 2
DNFRony Martias (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 179 - Cell 2
DNFRomain Matheou (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 180 - Cell 2
DNFStéphane Poulhies (Fra) Saur - SojasunRow 181 - Cell 2
DNFLuca Paolini (Ita) Acqua & SaponeRow 182 - Cell 2
DNFFrancesco Di Paolo (Ita) Acqua & SaponeRow 183 - Cell 2
DNFFantini Alessandro (Ita) Acqua & SaponeRow 184 - Cell 2
DNFReinier Honig (Ned) Acqua & SaponeRow 185 - Cell 2
DNFGiuseppe Palumbo (Ita) Acqua & SaponeRow 186 - Cell 2
DNFRubens Bertogliati (Swi) Androni GiocattoliRow 187 - Cell 2
DNFThomas Bertolini (Ita) Androni GiocattoliRow 188 - Cell 2
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DNFLuca Solari (Ita) Androni GiocattoliRow 192 - Cell 2
DNSFabio Taborre (Ita) Androni GiocattoliRow 193 - Cell 2
DNSCameron Wurf (Aus) Androni GiocattoliRow 194 - Cell 2

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