2014 Paris-Roubaix, Feature, Features, History, Paris-Roubaix, Photo galleries - October 23, 2020

Paris-Roubaix: Moments in History

The Queen of the Classics, L’enfer du Nord, The Hell of the North – the many nicknames of Paris-Roubaix reflect its reputation as probably the hardest one-day race in the world. The cobbles, the dirt, the mud, the crashes; it’s a race that captures the attention like few others.

Sadly, the race won’t be held in 2020. It was originally scheduled for April, postponed to this coming weekend due to coronavirus, and then eventually cancelled as the number of cases rose again in France. Fear not though — we’ve got just the thing if you’re lamenting the fact the race won’t run. We’ve trawled through the archives to find some images that capture just how hard Paris-Roubaix is. Not only that but we’ve also pulled together some highlights videos from recent editions. Enjoy!

Video highlights

2019	Highlights	Last kilometre
2018	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2017	Highlights	Last kilometre
2016	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2015	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2014	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2013	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2012	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2011	Highlights	Last kilometre
2010	Highlights	How the Race Was Won
2009	Highlights	How the Race Was Won