Scheldeprijs saw two of the inform players in the top three, but first place goes to Ian Smith who picked the top four riders, along with seventh and thirteenth gaining an impressive 1284 points and 6th place in the global rankings. Second was Lee Aston beating Paul Mawhinney in third by just 21 points.

Paris Roubaix, the third monument of the season and round 3 of the club trophy league. It wasn’t quite as high scoring as the first two rounds, but still some good scores, with the top three Andy Bates, Dave McCall and Lee Aston all sharing the same score of 1596 points. The next six places were separated by just 36 points.

Overall Paul Mawhinney is still out in front with Lee A and Russ chasing a good 2.5K points behind. In the club trophy league Lee Aston is less than 100 points ahead of Paul in second, with Dave McCall in third trailing by 729 points. There’s one more monument at the end of April before the grand tours start where scores can quickly change the shape of a league.