Quiz! Can you name every Paris-Roubaix podium in the last 10 years?

As Paris-Roubaix approaches, a new quiz challenges cycling enthusiasts to recall every podium finisher from the men’s and women’s races over the past decade. The quiz spans the men’s event from 2016 onwards and the women’s race since its inception in 2021, offering a timed test of knowledge on the riders who have triumphed or placed in this iconic and grueling cobbled classic. Participants are given ten minutes to name the top three finishers for each year, with the 2020 edition excluded due to its cancellation amid the coronavirus pandemic. Paris-Roubaix, often dubbed "L’Enfer du Nord," is renowned for its punishing cobblestone sectors and unpredictable weather, making every podium finish a significant achievement. While winners typically dominate headlines, the quiz aims to highlight the often-overlooked riders who completed the podium, inviting fans to deepen their appreciation of the race’s rich competitive history. The women’s Paris-Roubaix, a relatively recent addition to the calendar, has quickly gained prestige, adding a fresh chapter to the race’s long-standing tradition. To assist participants, the quiz offers hints accessible through registration or login on the hosting website, encouraging engagement and interaction within the cycling community. The quiz’s creator, Pete Trifunovic, Engagement Editor at Cyclingnews, brings a wealth of experience from his background in cycling journalism and digital content creation. He encourages readers to share their results and explore other cycling quizzes, fostering a broader connection among fans ahead of the upcoming race. This interactive approach not only celebrates the sport’s heritage but also serves to build anticipation for the forthcoming Paris-Roubaix editions. By revisiting past podiums, fans can reflect on the evolving narratives and rivalries that define this Monument, while also sharpening their knowledge for future discussions and coverage. The quiz exemplifies how digital media continues to engage and educate the cycling audience in innovative ways.