ASO revealed the route of the 2026 men’s Paris-Roubaix on Thursday February 12, with the 258.3km parcours featuring some “changes [that] could accelerate the racing”.
Once again, there will be 30 sectors of pavé lying between the traditional start town of Compiègne and the famous velodrome finish in Roubaix. Full information about the cobbled sectors is yet to be released.
Following those early changes, the final 20 sectors – from the four-star Haveluy à Wallers and the five-star Trouée d’Arenberg onwards – remain unchanged.
Those sectors include other five-star stretches, including sector 11 at Mons-en-Pévèle and sector 4 at Carrefour de l’Arbre.
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