Paris-Roubaix takes place on the 13th of April this year and it is the grand climax of the cobbled classics. This will be the final and ultimate one, the third monument of the season features 55 kilometers of cobbled roads and every single year it is a highlight of the season. Here's where and when to watch it.
The race will be broadcast on the traditional channels, most notably Discovery, MAX, TNT Sports and Eurosport. Furthermore, it will also be possible to watch in the following:
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France - FranceTV
Belgium - RTBF & VRT
Spain - Teledeporte
Luxembourg - RTL
Netherlands - NOS
Canada - FloBikes
Latin America - DirecTV
Middle East & North Africa - Abu Dhabi Sports
Japan - J Sports
Basque Country - EITB
Slovakia - RTVS
Switzerland - SRG-SSR
United States - NBC Sports
Colombia - RCN & Caracol
Australia - SBS
Denmark - DKTV2
Italy - Rai Sport
Norway - TV2
Latin America & Caribbean - ESPN
Sub-Saharan Africa - SuperSport
China - Zhibo TV
Estimated start and finish times Paris-Roubaix 2025:
11:25-17:00 CET
11:25-17:00 CET
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— Paris-Roubaix (@parisroubaix) April 7, 2025
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santiagobenites25-05-2025 - Hahaha, it's okay for fans to expect, but the athlete doesn't need to comply with expectation. It's good that Vingo stands his ground. Otherwise, he'll be crushed under expectation like Wout did earlier in the spring. I kind of enjoy current generation of cyclists because they know what is important outside of cycling. That keep them grounded, unlike the previous generation which wasn't too unfriendly with each other off the bike.
KerisVroom25-05-2025 - Yeah, people, full of expectations, but what are THEY providing? And do THEY live up to others’? Seems part of modern cowardice, if you can’t take out your frustrations in your own life on those you consider responsible, start hitting on someone completely innocent.Mistermaumau25-05-2025
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- Matthew - ITS NOT A LAMBORGHINI 😁
leedorney25-05-2025 - Amongst several other dubious actions. Still, great for all those passive retirement « investors » in arms manufacturers who can’t (mainly because they don’t want to) see the links. This is my main reason for not cheering on someone like Tadej, who just line the Ronaldos and Benzemas of this world are all to happy to have their (sleeping) conscience bought out.Mistermaumau25-05-2025
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The race is NOT on MAX. It's on NBC Sports (Peacock).