Play along with Fantasy Paris–Roubaix and compete for $2335 / €2,000 / £1,745 in prizes!
CyclingThursday, 09 April 2026 at 16:38
Paris–Roubaix is widely regarded as the most iconic one-day cycling race in the world — a brutal spectacle where legends are made and dreams are shattered. Known as the “Hell of the North”, this Monument stands apart from all others.
And now, you can experience it like never before with the Fantasy Paris–Roubaix 2026 on Zweeler.
Click here to enter the Fantasy Paris–Roubaix.
Click here to enter the Fantasy Paris–Roubaix.
Who will conquer the cobbles?
All eyes are on Tadej Pogačar, who once again showed why he is currently the strongest rider in the world. But Paris–Roubaix doesn’t follow the script.
Crashes, punctures and chaos are never far away.
Can he finally win his first Roubaix?
Or will a specialist like Mathieu van der Poel take control once again?
Play Fantasy Paris–Roubaix on Zweeler
Want to make the race even more exciting? Build your own team and compete against others in the Fantasy Paris–Roubaix.
👉 Build your team now and compete for your share of the €2,000 prize pool — click here to enter.
How does it work?
- Pick 13 riders
- Stay within a €135 million budget
- Score points based on real race performance
Prizes
- Entry fee: €10 / £8,71 per team
- Guaranteed prize pool: $2335 / €2,000 / £1,745
- 🥇 First prize: $585 / €500 / £435
- 31 prizes in total
When does it start?
📅 Sunday, 12 April 2026
⏰ 11:05 (CET)
Make sure your team is ready before the first cobbles appear.
Ready for the Hell of the North?
Paris–Roubaix is unpredictable, chaotic and unforgettable — and that’s exactly what makes it perfect for Fantasy.
👉 Enter now and turn every cobbled sector into your chance to win.
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- Perhaps it's just his inexperienced nature or the fact that he's French, but young Mr. Seixas sounds like the arrogant type. Usually when people need to say "he's incredibly humble and down to earth" the person in question is on the arrogant side. There’s no need to point it out for humble people
Rafionain-Glas09-04-2026 - Yeah, that's kind of the point of "competition", to see what individual/team is strongest, smartest, and using the best stuff... That's supposedly why all the high level teams have bike sponsors. The UCI just hates good things, though, because they're control-freaks.acem8209-04-2026
- I hate the UCI so much. It's one of the reasons gravel racing is so dominant in the US.acem8209-04-2026
- Grow up! What a silly childish comment.1stpastthepost09-04-2026
- Let's Go Pogi. Time to bring this one home.PogiFan2Day09-04-2026
- I have to agree with the UCI decision to ban this equipment that has not been vetted yet. Most teams may not have access to it or know about it. This could have given Visma a technical advantage in the race.PogiFan2Day09-04-2026
- Pulling out clearly make sense. His form is way below normalmobk09-04-2026
- Just shocking that this was shown and shocking commentary from Been as usual.HKR09-04-2026
- We will look back at my "friend" Ayuso the traitor and his refusal to work for Skjelmose, just like his refusal to work for Pogi. He will never change because as Mou once said, once a rat, always a rat 🐀🐀. He doesn't want to work for anyone, to help anyone. When he sees that he should be working for the leader of his team, in this case Skjelmose, he fakes a collapse so that he can go on a stage breakaway the next day. He will never change. He sold the team and Skjelmose. Shame on him.Mou-Cro-HR09-04-2026
- This is Paris-Roubaix, where bike handling skills and quick thinking on slippery and difficult terrain are more important than watts/kg. So, you can throw your math out the window on this race.Oldguyonavelo09-04-2026
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