Hell by numbers: Inside Tudor Pro Cycling's Paris-Roubaix tech

Tudor Pro Cycling's head of innovation on how science, sensors and systems are reshaping the way Paris-Roubaix is raced

By Simon Smythe

Illustration by Enric Adell

2 FEBRUARY 2026 | UPDATED 09.54 AM BST

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