Few races in professional cycling are as legendary and unforgiving as Paris-Roubaix. Known as the “Hell of the North,” this iconic one-day race challenges the world’s toughest riders with relentless cobblestone sectors, unpredictable conditions, and a finish that rewards only the strongest — and smartest — competitors.
On Sunday, 13 April 2025, the battle returns. And this time, you don’t have to just watch — you can play. The Fantasy Paris-Roubaix 2025 game gives cycling fans the chance to experience the thrill of the race in a completely new way.
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What Makes Paris-Roubaix So Unique?
Paris-Roubaix is unlike any other race on the calendar. While the early kilometers unfold over smooth asphalt, everything changes around kilometer 95, when riders hit the first of 30 brutal cobblestone sectors. In total, they’ll tackle 55.3 kilometers of bone-rattling pavé before reaching the historic Roubaix Velodrome.
From flat-out speed to mechanical chaos and heroic solo efforts, Paris-Roubaix is a true test of endurance, tactics, and resilience.
Tadej Pogačar to Make Paris-Roubaix Debut
After his recent domination in the Tour of Flanders, where he dropped top rivals like Mathieu van der Poel, Mads Pedersen, and Wout van Aert, world champion Tadej Pogačar is turning his attention to Paris-Roubaix. But can he repeat that success on the flat cobbles — without the climbs he usually thrives on?
Pogačar’s debut adds an exciting layer to this year’s race and makes team selection for your fantasy squad even more important.
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✅ Game Details:
- Start Time: Sunday, 13 April 2025 at 11:25 CEST
- Team Setup: Select 13 riders within a €140 million budget
- Entry Fee: $11.11 per team
- Prize Pool: Guaranteed $2,220
- First Prize: $555
- Number of Winners: 31 overall prizes
Choose the riders you believe will score the most points based on performance, strategy, and historical results on cobblestones. Track your team live during the race and climb the leaderboard as the action unfolds.
Why Play Fantasy Paris-Roubaix?
- ✅ Makes watching the race more interactive and thrilling
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- ✅ Test your cycling knowledge and prediction skills
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- Yeah, but MVDP actually isn't. If Pog goes up the road, it is his responsibility to run it down, and everyone knows he has the most to lose. It's just rare that anyone calls him on it.acem8216-04-2025
- In almost any other sport the culprit would be banished and banned from the event venue, either temporarily or permanently.. Giving the perpetrators of this terrible behavior a mere verbal warning accomplishes absolutely nothing, and is insulting to the riders subjected to these type of abuses as well.
santiagobenites16-04-2025 - Itzulia? Are you sure it wasn’t more a boycott? Didn’t see many others going who crashed last year, out of the dozen of the crash only Cras I think.Mistermaumau16-04-2025
- MVDP also had a late bike change, so in theory a chance for Pogi to reel some time back. But by that point MvdP was strongermobk16-04-2025
- l don’t live in europe, i live in southern california. can someone explain why this stuff happens to van der poel and seemingly ONLY van der poel? i don’t need anyone to say it’s wrong or awful or whatever. i’m looking for a real cultural explanation of this phenomenon from someone who has a much deeper understanding of the forces at play than i do. thanks in advance.OCexile15-04-2025
- A MVDP victory certainly did not seem "inevitable" before the crash, with TP, MVDP and Philipsen leaving the peloton behind.. Pogi attacked to drop Philipsen, with Mathieu understandably unwilling to help, and he was surely attempting to put MVDP on the limit later by attacking again, until the crash derailed his efforts. Still the gap was manageable, and he was slowly trimming it down, but then a mechanical forced him to change bikes and that was the final straw. Kudos to TP for making it exciting, rather than just a walk in the park for MVDP.FredMan15-04-2025
- nice idea, but as analysis point out over and over, mvdp is more willing than anyone to lose a race in order to win it. why do you think smart riders like wout, ganna and mads end up doing his dirty work over and over? because he’s almost impossible to manipulate.OCexile15-04-2025
- I don’t really think Tadej would have felt comfortable relying on his team at PR more than his instinct.Mistermaumau15-04-2025
- Still think Mads was a little overweight this year.Mistermaumau15-04-2025
- As everyone discovered to their amazement at Amstel 2019 when they’d more or less written him off ;-)Mistermaumau15-04-2025