Roger Hammond has done it again. Just like in Ghent-Wevelgem on Wednesday (pictured), at Paris-Roubaix the Briton has made it in the early break.
With 140 kilometres to go Hammond?s group had a lead of around 4-30 and it was rising slowly but steadily. Despite suffering a mechanical problem shortly beforehand, Hammond managed to get back on - perhaps a sign that he has not lost the form which took him to second in Ghent-Wevelgem.
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