GB's Junior riders after Junior Paris-Roubaix 2014
Great Britain’s juniors endured a day of misfortune at Junior Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, with Matt Bostock taking the team’s best position in 29th behind Danish winner Magnus Bak Klaris.
The team’s lead riders Gabriel Cullaigh and James Shaw both suffered with punctures and crashes during the 110.8km event, run over the final 16 cobbled sectors used in the professional race, ensuring that there was no Brit left to fight it out in the lead group on the road.
Bradley Wiggins and Geraint Thomas reflect on Paris-Roubaix
Niki Terpstra wins thrilling edition of Paris-Roubaix
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