BIGGEST WIN OF HER LIFE! 🙌 | Women's 2026 Paris-Roubaix Final KM's | TNT Sports Cycling

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BIGGEST WIN OF HER LIFE! 🙌 | Women's 2026 Paris-Roubaix Final KM's | TNT Sports Cycling
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That was the moment for the German champion made the big move here for FDJ United Suez and boss is just sat behind six seconds is the gap to from provoke.
I mean, it's obvious to say, but bosses on a good day today, isn't it? You could see the way that she was just locked in on the wheel of frantic.
Oh, she was ready. She knew that that attack was going to come. It was the only option for frantic.
She still really needs to keep the pressure on because that thorn in her side of pulling for him to vote is coming back yet again, rolling that big gear, pulling for him to vote, trying to get back on here.
Provoke is about to make contact yet again with the group. Will she come straight through maybe lead out the sprint for marrying a boss?
Looks back over the shoulder, marrying a boss out of the Saddler's Pauline for on Provo gets back on.
You could just sense the anticipation and she comes straight over the top straight through to the front for the German champ latches in on the wheel and Marianne of all starts to tie in the shoes as a sprinter.
You want those shoes nice and tight as we go on. We head on to the ceremonial cobblestones.
This is the final check. The sector we are in.
And it is going to be the defending champ that leads out for her teammate Mariana Voss on the back of the group.
She's looking to deliver the first Dutch victory in Paris.
Looking to try and deliver the first German victory here in Paris.
And it is a lap and a half now of the velodrome that awaits the riders.
And it's now sprint tactics, Danny, on the velodrome.
Yeah, and this is a sprint that Marianne of us knows very well.
As we said before, she finished in second place in the opening edition.
She didn't have to sprint on that occasion because she came into the velodrome alone, twice finishing in fourth place.
Of course, she's been a world champion on the track as well.
But this is road rules, not track rules.
They're going to get the bell when they come through.
Pauline Ferrand-Provo at the bottom of the track.
Franzi Koch goes high.
Marianne Voss locked right in on the wheel.
And Ferrand-Provo is going to lead out the sprint.
The roar of the crowd.
Marianne Voss on the back.
Franzi Koch locked in the middle.
Where is Paris-Roubaix fan going?
It's all down to a three-rider group sprint here.
Second and twice fourth for the greatest of all time on the back.
Franzi Koch looking for the biggest win of her career for FDJ United Suez.
You see her out of the saddle in the middle of the group.
Can she outwit the two Visma Lisa bike riders?
The sprint starts.
Marianne Voss and Franzi Koch are going to go power to power
as it opens up into the home straight.
Marianne Voss in the yellow.
It's shoulder to shoulder, elbow to elbow.
Marianne Voss and Franzi Koch.
The throw to the line there.
And it looks like, did Franzi Koch manage to take that one?
It came down to the throw to the line.
You saw both riders roar.
And Franzi Koch feels like she's got it at the top of the track.
The FDJ United Suez rider had the challenge of Marianne Voss
and Pauline Ferrand-Prevoy.
And she becomes a legend of Paris-Roubaix.
The winner of the 2026 edition is Franzi Koch of FDJ United Suez for Germany.
Wow. Wow.
When we come into the Velodrome with Marianne Voss,
everyone was looking to the legend of Dutch cycling.
But Franzi Koch has just delivered the win of her life.
Any rider that finishes this race is a warrior.
Any rider that wins it becomes a legend.
And Franzi Koch has just written her name into the history books with that victory.
We said she has been one of the riders of the spring.
We've been expecting this performance since 2021.
And she delivers.
She was a wild card at the start of the broadcast, wasn't she, Marty?
But this is the beauty of this race, though, isn't it?
We've watched riders grow and evolve over the years.
And Megan Jastrab and Lotte Capecchi sprinted out there.
Looks like Capecchi takes fourth.
Megan Jastrab as well. What a ride from the American.
