George Hincapie was the BMC Racing Team’s best finisher at Paris-Roubaix, but the U.S. national champion said he lacked the form that carried him to top 10 finishes at the Tour of Flanders and Gent-Wevelgem.
Hincapie Finishes 29th
“It wasn’t my day,” an exhausted Hincapie said after the 259 km race. “I was having a hard time following the accelerations and I basically ran out of fuel. I just wasn’t firing on all cylinders today. I didn’t feel as good as I have been feeling prior to this race, so it’s definitely a disappointment.” Hincapie finished 29th, 7:05 behind Fabian Cancellara (Team Saxo Bank), who attacked with more than 45 km to go and soloed to win his second Paris-Roubaix title.