More riders are finishing cycling's most infernal race. So how can organizers keep Hell of the North from becoming too chill?
TEMPLEUVE-EN-PÉVÈLE, France—The vast majority of racers to enter cycling’s most infernal race have never made it to the finish line.
Over the course of 123 years, they ground to a standstill cursing broken bicycles on cobbled roads in northern France. Or they landed hard in muddy pileups. Or they simply gave up. For Paris-Roubaix, that’s always been kind of the point.
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