With the Tour of Flanders followed by Paris-Roubaix, It's a couple of big weekends coming up for cycling, and Sky goes into both races with hopes of mounting a strong challenge in each. While it's still fairly early in the season, for some of those racing these will be the big targets of the year before they go on to play more of a supporting role in races such as the Tour or Giro. In this nice video from Sky, Bernie Eisel and Mat Hayman, among others, talk about the races from a rider's perspective, while back room staff give us a quick glimpse at the bikes.
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Video: Team Sky riders talk about Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix

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