Paris-Roubaix
Category: 1.UWT
First Edition: 1896
Having had it's first edition in 1896, Paris-Roubaix is one of the oldest professional road races in cycling. Taking place every year in the spring in the fields of northern France, it is the race in which cobbled roads take the main stage the most throughout the year.
Besides it's rank as the third monument of the year, it is a special race due to it's historical value and immersion into landscape that remains relatively unchanged throughout the decades. Having it's finale in the old Roubaix velodrome, the race goes through many cobblestone sectors which require a lot of technique and experience to thrive on.
Paris-Roubaix final podiums:
2026 - Wout Van Aert - Tadej Pogacar - Jasper Stuyven
2025 - Mathieu van der Poel - Tadej Pogacar - Mads Pedersen
2024 - Mathieu van der Poel - Jasper Philipsen - Mads Pedersen
2023 - Mathieu van der Poel - Jasper Philipsen - Wout van Aert
2022 - Dylan van Baarle - Wout van Aert - Stefan Küng
2021 - Sonny Colbrelli - Florian Vermeersch - Mathieu van der Poel
2020 - Cancelled
2019 - Philippe Gilbert - Nils Politt - Yves Lampaert
2018 - Peter Sagan - Silvan Dillier - Niki Terpstra
2017 - Greg van Avermaet - Zdenek Stybar - Sebastian Langeveld
2016 - Matthew Hayman - Tom Boonen - Ian Stannard
2015 - John Degenkolb - Zdenek Stybar - Greg van Avermaet
2014 - Niki Terpstra - John Degenkolb - Fabian Cancellara
2013 - Fabian Cancellara - Sep Vanmarcke - Niki Terpstra
2012 - Tom Boonen - Sébastien Turgot - Alessandro Ballan
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