ALL MONUMENT PARTIES will start at 10h at Siboire Notre Dame (3734, R. Notre-Dame ). With a donation of as little as 2$, receive a free croissant. With a donation of 10$ or more, receive a free coffee and croissant! Link below⬇️
We will be a little behind the full live programming at 10h as the races will have already started. However, we can start watching at the very beginning or close to the beginning at 10h. Everyone will have to try stay away from social media to not spoil the attacks, moves and results of the race!
Coffee and croissants will be served to start things off with full kitchen opening at noon. For those planning on arriving at 10h and wanting a fresh croissant, we ask you to donate FOLLOWING THIS LINK. All donations will be going to towards Operation Enfant Soleil on an annual basis! By donating you are enabling us to track the number of croissants we need ordered. No donation, no croissant.
Known as The Hell of the North, Paris-Roubaix is cycling’s most infamous cobbled classic. Held in April, it covers 250 km from Compiègne to Roubaix, featuring around 30 cobbled sectors, including the brutal Trouée d’Arenberg, Mons-en-Pévèle, and Carrefour de l’Arbre. The rough terrain, dust, and mud make it the most punishing of all the Monuments.
First raced in 1896, Paris-Roubaix is a test of endurance, power, and luck, as crashes and mechanical issues often decide the race. Winners cross the line in the iconic Roubaix Velodrome, covered in dust or mud, a symbol of absolute suffering. Past legends include Roger De Vlaeminck, Tom Boonen, Fabian Cancellara, and Peter Sagan.
Winning Paris-Roubaix is a badge of honor in cycling.