2019 photographs of the year: Benedict Campbell

Behind the scenes at Roubaix, Flanders and Le Tour

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Rouleur readers will know Benedict’s splendid work from Desire and his regular rider portraits for The Knowledge column in the magazine.

He’s plumped for race shots and behind the scenes captures for his personal selection, from a memorable Paris-Roubaix, a feisty Flanders and a testing Tour. Enjoy.

Katusha — *Mads Wurtz Schmidt starts the Holy week*

*Anticipation at the top of the Galibier, Tour de France 2019*

“The Last Charge”, Tour de France

Galibier — *“The stage that never finished”, Tour de France*

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