Paris-Brest-Paris 2019

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Arrival at the Mortagne-au-Perche checkpoint after a difficult stage of hills with an unfavorable wind.


Paris-Brest-Paris Arrivée au contrôle de Mortagne-au-Perche après une difficile étape de bosses avec un vent peu favorable.
Arrival at the Mortagne-au-Perche checkpoint after a difficult stage of hills with an unfavorable wind.


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Bridge at Brest
The Albert-Louppe Bridge over the Élorn is a luxury cycle path for brave randonneurs.
Paris-Brest-Paris 2019 Brest
The bike park in Brest is multicultural but only talks about bike
Photo montage PBP 2019
Maindru's vignettes in a souvenir montage of PBP 2019
PBP 2019 The medal
The souvenir item, useful for sharing emotions and making children's eyes sparkle
PBP 2019 Friends' welcome at the finish
After 60 hours experienced in another dimension, friends are present at the finish.
Paris-Brest-Paris 2019
Arrival at the Mortagne-au-Perche checkpoint after a difficult stage of hills with an unfavorable wind.
PBP 2019 Halfway meal break
Away from the hustle and bustle of the riders, the meal is organized before heading back to Paris, with the mind full of dreams.
PBP 2019 At Brest checkpoint - halfway
With Christian, companion and coach, Brest is passed with a smile for the next step.
Paris-Brest-Paris 2019 departure
The randoneurs leave on Sunday afternoon, but some die-hards prefer the early Monday morning departure. Ah, to save a night's sleep...
Rambouillet starting city of Paris-Brest-Paris
After Saint-Quentin, it is Rambouillet that hosts the legendary ride


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