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Peter Sagan has opted to go for mechanical gearing today for that reason. It's not a fail-safe but it reduces the chances of a mechanical issue. He suffered one towards the end of last year's race when his shifter broke.

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The average speed is a swift 45.8kph. The fastest ever Roubaix was 45.1kph in 1964 and was won by Peter Post. We can expect this to slow down in the latter stages.

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The break are out of the Quievy sector, the most difficult sector so far at 3.7km. They've got just 48 seconds on the peloton.

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Etixx-QuickStep probably have the strongest team in terms of depth with Boonen, Terpstra and Stybar all potential winners today. Stybar finished second last year and he told Cyclingnews that he hopes his cyclo-cross skills will give him a small advantage.

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An intense Spartacus at the start

He's saying good-bye today to his love affair with the Cobbled Queen

 

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More problems for Lars Boom. He's just off the back of the peloton at the moment and doesn't look too happy. He's already had a mechanical issue earlier today.

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More riders falling foul of mechanical problems in the break. Martinez is the next rider to be dropped after he suffers from a snapped chain.

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Tornado Tom gets the media attention before startline

 

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UCI motorfiets iPad checker thingie

At least 10 teams inspected

 

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Etixx-QuickStep are manning the front of the peloton at the moment. They seem happy to give this break a little more room and the advantage has grown to 1:40.

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CRASH!

 

Riders having to do a bit of cyclo-cross to get around the crash on the cobbled sector. Fredrik Zurlo looks worst off but there doesn't appear to be any serious injuries.

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Popovych has been doing a lot of work in the breakaway. He's going to retire after this race and become a directeur sportif. Popovych has been a professional since 2002 and is a former u23 Paris-Roubaix winner.

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So, a few crashes and many technical issues for the PROs already hey

 

Not a friendly environment for padfietse, even with all the special specifications 

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