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Roubaix Velodrome – Pont des Trous loop from Maubray

Roubaix Velodrome – Pont des Trous loop from Maubray

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Roubaix Velodrome – Pont des Trous loop from Maubray

03:46

84.8km

410m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 9, 2026

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Includes a movable bridge

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After 70.4 km for 32 m

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42.7 km

Very nice mill in Leers!

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I could not visit it, everything was closed.
I stopped anyway because I thought it was worth one or two little pictures!
I found that, the exterior at least, is very well maintained!

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45.6 km

Paris-Roubaix" plaque

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On the cobblestone strip at the entrance to the Roubaix Velodrome there are memorial stones to the many winners.

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46.2 km

The open cycle track has a long history and is still the destination of Paris-Roubaix. The last 300 meters before the Velodrome are after Charles Crupelandt bennant, the only winner of Paris-Roubaix comes from Roubaix.

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46.2 km

Kassei

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Statue in the shape of a cobblestone. Represents the symbolism of Paris - Roubaix. The winner will receive a smaller variant.

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46.3 km

START // Roubaix, France

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This velodrome isn't the first in Roubaix.
In 1895, a Roubaix velodrome was built in the municipality of Croix. The track was built at the initiative of Théo Vienne and Maurice Pérez. This velodrome already served as the finish line for Paris-Roubaix, specifically for the first 19 editions until 1914, as Vienne was one of the race's initiators and organizers. The track's wood didn't survive the raids for firewood during the First World War. The entire circuit was demolished in 1924.
...so, in 1936, the current track was built in the Parc des Sports in the eastern part of Roubaix. It's a concrete velodrome with a length of 499.75 meters. Starting with the 1943 edition, the tradition that had prevailed until 1914 was revived, and Paris-Roubaix once again finished at a velodrome. Only from 1986 to 1988 were there any editions where the classic didn't reach its finale here.
The velodrome also hosted the French National Track Cycling Championships in 1966 and 1971. Between 2006 and 2012, it also hosted an annual cyclocross race, the Grand Prix Lille Métropole, which was a stage of the Cyclocross World Cup in the 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2012-2013 seasons.
In addition to the outdoor track, the indoor track, Vélodrome Jean Stablinski, opened in 2012.
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62.9 km

Barbissart Windmill

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The Moulin de Barbissart is a historic windmill located in Obigies, a village in the municipality of Pecq, in the Hainaut province of Belgium mymileestonecard.com

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