Paris – Roubaix 2001

Paris – Roubaix 2001
General
output	99. Paris-Roubaix
Racing series	Cycling World Cup 2001
date	April 15, 2001
overall length	254.5 km
Host country	France
begin	Compiègne
target	Roubaix Velodrome
Driver at the start	190
Driver at the finish	55
Average speed	37.704 km / h
Result
winner	Servais Knaven ( Domo-Farm Frites-Latexco )
Second	Johan Museeuw ( Domo-Farm Frites-Latexco )
Third	Romāns Vainšteins ( Domo-Farm Frites-Latexco )
◀ 2000	2002 ▶
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Race result
winner	Servais Knaven	6h 45 '00 "
2.	Johan Museeuw	+ 0:34 min.
3.	Romāns Vainšteins	+ 0:41 min.
4th	George Hincapie	equal time
5.	Wilfried Peeters	equal time
6th	Ludo Dierckxsens	equal time
7th	Steffen Wesemann	equal time
8th.	Andrej Tschmil	+ 2:35 min.
9.	Chris Peers	equal time
10.	Rolf Sørensen	+ 2:59 min.

Servais Knaven (2004)

The one-day race Paris – Roubaix 2001 was the 99th edition of the cycling classic and took place on Sunday, April 15, 2001.

The race led from Compiègne , around 80 kilometers north of Paris , to Roubaix , where it ended in the Vélodrome André-Pétrieux . The entire route was 254.5 kilometers long. 190 drivers started, 55 of whom were able to place. The winner Servais Knaven completed the race at an average speed of 37.703  km / h .

During the race it was wet and windy, the roads were muddy. The Domo-Farm Frites team sent Wilfried Peeters 90 kilometers from the finish line, but he was caught 14 kilometers from Roubaix. His team-mates kept attacking, and Servais Knaven was on and off four kilometers away. Domo-Farm Frites took four places in the top five.

The two-time winner from 1995 and 1998 , Franco Ballerini , competed in his farewell race and finished 32nd.

Web links

• 2001 Paris - Roubaix on YouTube , 24 August 2012

Individual evidence

1. ^ Paris - Roubaix 2001. In: radsportseiten.net. Retrieved June 19, 2015 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} 2001 Paris - Roubaix bicycle race complete results. In: BikeRaceInfo. Retrieved June 19, 2015 .