Johan Museeuw breaks down the magic of Paris Roubaix - Domestique Hotseat
In this episode, three time Paris-Roubaix winner Johan Museeuw joins Aidan in the Hotseat for an in depth look at the Hell of the North, breaking down what it really takes to win one of cycling’s most brutal races.
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Museeuw reflects on how the race has evolved, from the cobbles and equipment of his era to the modern peloton, where riders like Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel are redefining what is possible on the terrain. He also explains why experience, positioning and a slice of luck remain just as decisive as ever.
The Belgian icon shares stories from his own victories, including the famous 1996 Roubaix where his team swept the podium, and offers insight into the tactical differences between the cobbled Monuments and how the race can be won or lost long before the velodrome.
Looking ahead, Museeuw gives his view on the current favourites, the challenges facing riders like Wout van Aert, and why Paris-Roubaix remains the ultimate test in professional cycling.
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