"The level is super high, there's so many good riders," continues the
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team leader. "Normally people's legs will fall off near the end, you know it's a hard race, but today, a lot of good guys. Everyone has had a good winter."
An in a first cobbled Classic with his new team, there is certainly room for improvement. "Yeah, I mean there was a lot of guys I've never raced with before. You always to learn how each other work," Pidcock assesses. "Unfortunately
Frederik Frison crashed in the feed zone, so I hope he's alright. So yeah, a positive day, but we've got some improving to do."