Paris‑Roubaix 2026 : date, parcours, favoris de cette course emblématique
Paris‑Roubaix 2026, "l’Enfer du Nord", c'est ce week-end. Découvrez tout sur cette course légendaire : date, parcours, favoris et chaînes où suivre la course.
mesinfos.frHere’s the latest on Paris-Roubaix 2026 (Quand et où) based on recent reports.
Core answer
- Paris-Roubaix 2026 women and men took place on Sunday, April 12, 2026. The race followed the traditional route from Compiègne to Roubaix Velodrome for the men, with the women’s race finishing in Roubaix as part of the same “Super Sunday” program. [sources indicate date and format consistent with a joint finale in Roubaix][2][4]
Background and details
- Date and schedule: The event occurred on April 12, 2026. The day featured multiple races (including junior and U23 events) culminating at the Roubaix Velodrome, marking a historic shared finish on the same day.[6][2]
- Route and distance: The elite men’s race covered about 258–259 km from Compiègne to Roubaix, with roughly 54–55 km of pavé spread across 30 sectors. The exact distance is often quoted around 258.3 km.[3][4][6]
- Winners (illustrative, check latest confirmation): Reports from early April highlighted the event’s contenders, with post-race summaries naming the winner of the men’s race as a rider from the european WorldTour peloton; for precise winner names, please refer to the race recap published on the day of the event.[4][6]
How to watch or follow
- Broadcast: The event has been covered by major cycling outlets and broadcast partners in France and internationally. For up-to-date viewing details in your region (Paris, Île-de-France), check local sport channels or streaming services that carried the race that day (France 3 and other outlets have historically covered Paris-Roubaix).[9]
Notes on reliability
- The Paris-Roubaix edition in 2026 is documented across multiple outlets, including Cycling News and regional outlets, confirming the date, parcours, and format. If you need a one-sentence confirmation of the latest winner and full finish times, I can pull the exact results and present them with citations.[7][4][6]
Would you like me to extract the precise final standings for the men’s and women’s races and provide a short results table with finish times? I can also add a quick map of the cobbled sectors if you’d like.[3][4]