Mathieu van der Poel clinched his second Paris Roubaix victory on Sunday with a remarkable solo attack 60km from the finish line. The Dutch cyclist showcased extraordinary endurance and strategy on the grueling 260km course, known as the “Hell of the North”, which features 29 challenging cobblestone sectors.
Van der Poel’s three-minute winning margin is one of the largest in recent years, emphasizing his dominance in the race. This victory also marks his second Monument win of the year, following his triumph at the Tour of Flanders last weekend.
Crossing the finish line with arms outstretched, Van der Poel celebrated his sixth Monument victory, further solidifying his status among cycling’s elite. His outstanding performance resonates with cycling enthusiasts worldwide, including those in Asia where the sport continues to gain popularity.
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Van der Poel wins Paris Roubaix with stunning 60km solo attack
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