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, rolling through the neutralised section, being cheered all the way by thousands of fans lining the roads.has a chat with Eurosport and is asked about his form: “It’s not as good as I hoped ... yesterday that was clear, on the climb at end, I couldn’t follow. I also don’t know why, but it’s not going as I hoped.”“It’s difficult to give an explanation but I hope to get better legs in the coming days,” Van der Poel continues.
“There’s going to be carnage, there’s going to be chaos, there’s going to be a lot of drama,” says Blythe., the Tour rolled across the cobbles to Roubaix and the German John Degenkolb completed an emotional stage victory after fighting back to fitness following a very serious crash in training. His friend Mark Cavendish was pretty happy for him:
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