Plenty of Irish interest at Paris-Roubaix men's and women's editions

Montreal, April 11, 2025 (Sportcom) – "Honestly, I had almost no taste for participating in it at the start, but the closer it gets, the happier I am at the idea of riding in Paris-Roubaix," admitted Florence Normand in an interview with Sportcom. A participation in the Queen of Classics has never really been one of Normand's priorities, but it must be admitted that the idea of supporting the leaders of his team to one of the most prestigious ra…

On Paris-Roubaix, riders sometimes have to face mud, often in the wind, and above all the erosion caused by the kilometres of paved areas. "The Team" sets the standard template of the winners of "The Hell of the North" and its evolution from 1950 to the present. Double holding the title, Mathieu Van der Poel seems cut for the event, much more than Tadej Pogacar.

Plenty of Irish interest at Paris-Roubaix men's and women's editions

Paris-Roubaix takes place this weekend and after the excitement of Irish riders being on the attack at the men’s and women’s Tour of Flanders last weekend, there will be plenty of Irish interest again at ‘Hell of the North’ over the next two days. The race was won by Sean Kelly twice during his career […] The post Plenty of Irish interest at Paris-Roubaix men’s and women’s editions appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

Frison returns for his sixth Paris-Roubaix.

Frederik Frison returns to racing at Paris-Roubaix after a tough spell with illness and injury. Discover his journey back to form ahead of Sunday’s Monument.

As we approach the 122nd edition of Paris-Roubaix, the start of which will be given on Sunday 13 April in Compiègne, our reporter Hélène Fromenty biked through the most emblematic cobbled areas of the cycling race, including the Arenberg hole, Mons-en-Pévèle and the crossroads of the Arbre.

Bahrain Victorious Eye Cobbled Glory at Paris-Roubaix - Team Bahrain

Paris-Roubaix returns this Sunday, April 13, for the 122nd time, and as ever, it promises to be a gruelling test over the 259km course from Compiègne to the iconic Roubaix Velodrome. This year sees the addition of two new cobbled sectors in Artres and Famars, adding yet more complexity to the race before the notorious...