Paris-Roubaix is one of the oldest and most prestigious one-day cycling races in the world. Known as "The Hell of the North," the race has earned a reputation for its grueling and treacherous cobbled sections, which can shake even the toughest of riders. Over the years, the race has produced many memorable moments and remarkable feats, including some impressive records. Here are some of the notable records in the history of Paris-Roubaix.

Nans Peters scored a first home stage win on the Tour de France on Saturday with Britain's Adam Yates clinging on to the overall lead on a tough Pyrenean stage that caused an unexpected shake-up on stage 8 of 21.