World Cycling Productions - 2005 Paris-Roubaix: The 103rd edition of Paris-Roubaix could not have been scripted better in a Hollywood studio. The story lines highlight George Hincapie looking for a first win in the race he so dearly loves, Tom Boonen attempts to be only the 9th rider to complete the Flanders - Roubaix double and Andrea Tafi lines up with hopes of a strong fairwell ride, and final ride of his career, in the classic he won in 1999. Included in the story is an early breakaway, a few token crashes, a final push by the stongmen of the race and the ultimate ending... a sprint finish on the Velodrome at Roubaix.
"The Queen of the Classics" or "The Hell of the North" both names accurately describe the 103rd edition of Paris-Roubaix and the crew of World Cycling Productions have put together an exemplary account of the race. The two-DVD set offers over 3-hours of coverage including starting line interviews and post race analysis. An epic race narrated by the voice of cycling, Phil Liggett, with insights from compatriots Paul Sherwin and Bob Roll.
The avid cycling fan will love the entire race and everyone will become wraped up in the excitement of the final half hour as the race quickly turns into a three man dual on the cobbles that holds together till the end. Almost 200 riders started and only 80 made it to the Velodrome in Roubaix. Their journey is the story of Paris-Roubaix. A must have for your cycling DVD collection.
World Cycling Productions 2005 Paris-Roubaix DVD: For raw passion and fury in cycling, Paris-Roubaix has always been unbeatable. The 2005 race was no exception. This classic account of the Queen of the Classics shows every last detail of cycling's...
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