Danish joy at Paris-Roubaix Espoirs 2025 as Albert Philipsen leads home Jakob Soderqvist for Lidl-Trek one-two
CyclingSunday, 13 April 2025 at 15:46
Lidl-Trek have ruled the race at the 2025 edition of Paris-Roubaix Espoirs, the men's under 23 version of arguably cycling's most iconic one-day race. In the end, it was Danish talent Albert Philipsen who took the victory, leading home teammate Jakob Soderqvist in the velodrome for a Lidl-Trek one-two at the line.
For 18-year-old Philipsen, it marks the latest success of his up and coming as he continues to prove himself one of the brightest stars in the entirety of the peloton. Notably, completing the podium behind the Lidl-Trek duo was Alpecin-Deceuninck youngster, Senna Remijn.
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LIDL-Trek dominates the Paris - Roubaix Espoirs and lands 1-2 with Albert Philipsen & Jakob Söderqvist! 🔥 #ParisRoubaixEspoirshttps://t.co/4fgEIaYPDR pic.twitter.com/glj7g856cR
— Eemeli (@LosBrolin) April 13, 2025
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