Classics
Giro d'Italia
Tour de France
Vuelta a España
Other races
Women
About us

X

2020 & before
Archive

X

2023
World Championships
2020 & before
Archive

Paris-Roubaix 2021

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Colbrelli wins three-up sprint

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Colbrelli wins three-up sprint

Paris-Roubaix is played out in brutal conditions. Gianni Moscon solos at the front for tens of kilometres until a puncture and a crash jinx him. Sonny Colbrelli outsprints Florian Vermeersch and Mathieu van der Poel on the Roubaix Velodrome.

Paris – Roubaix 2021: route, profile, more

Click on the images to zoom

Paris - Roubaix 2021: route - source: paris-roubaix.fr

Parijs - Roubaix 2021: time schedule

Paris-Roubaix 2021: cobbled sectors

cobbled sectors

Paris - Roubaix: streetview Trouee d'Arenberg

streetview Trouee d’Arenberg

Paris - Roubaix: streetview Mons en Pévèle

streetview Mons en Pévèle

Paris – Roubaix 2021: The Route

Paris – Roubaix 2021: The Route

Sunday 3 October - For years the route of Paris-Roubaix has been more or less identical. Which makes sense. The slippery cobbles on this edition are sure to bring spectacle. The race amounts to 257.7 kilometres with more than one fifth on pavé from hell.

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Riders

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Riders

Paris-Roubaix is back on the calendar after a 1-year hiatus. Philippe Gilbert is defending his title in the Hell of the North against the likes of Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel. Check out the start list of Paris-Roubaix 2021.

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Favourites

Paris – Roubaix 2021: Favourites

Lifting the famous cobble-stone trophy awarded to the victor of Paris-Roubaix is a childhood dream of all Flandrien type of riders. The guys who ride through all conditions and never give up. Is Wout van Aert going to bounce back from last week's disappointment with winning the Hell of the North?

Paris – Roubaix: ‘Cobbled’ Heroes – De Vlaeminck and Boonen

Paris – Roubaix: ‘Cobbled’ Heroes – De Vlaeminck and Boonen

In 1993, victory narrowly eluded the late Franco Ballerini. He famously quoted: ‘What I did do wrong? To ever start cycling.’ There have been many heroes in Roubaix's old velodrome but none deserve more credit than the two men who have conquered the Hell on four occasions: Roger de Vlaeminck and Tom Boonen. Cyclingstage.com tips the hat to both men.

Watch the highlights of recent races here: