The Latest Breaking News from ParisRoubaix

Did a 1x drivetrain cost Vingegaard on the Tourmalet? Aero expert helps us crunch the numbers

With more riders than ever using single chainrings at the 2026 Tour de France, the pros and cons of the configuration are coming under scrutiny

Cycling Weekly · Jul 15

Huge tyres, off-road rear mechs, and single chainrings galore: All the tech we spotted at Paris-Roubaix

There were new hacks and trends on show at this year's cobbled Hell of the North

Cycling Weekly · Apr 13

How to watch Paris-Roubaix 2026: FREE live streams, TV channels, start times and preview for the cycling race

The toughest, maddest, most chaotic bike race on earth returns on Sunday for its 123rd edition. Here's how to watch Paris-Roubaix 2026 live streams for free.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 12

'She'll be one of our big cards to play' – Marlen Reusser primed to hit the ground running for Movistar at Dwars door Vlaanderen after long injury sideline

Swiss rider returns to racing on Wednesday after crashing out of UAE Tour, will lead a 'boosted' Movistar

Cycling News · Mar 31

Tadej Pogačar has overhauled his cobbles setup in bid for Paris-Roubaix glory

World Champion appears to be pushing the limits of his Colnago aero bike to the very extremes

Cycling News · Mar 26

Tadej Pogačar has changed E3 Saxo Classic's status but it remains the best Flanders form guide – A closer look at the contenders for Friday's race

Usual breathless, technical finale crammed with cobbled climbs in central and southern Flanders

Cycling News · Mar 26

New name, new route, new winners? – Analysing the contenders for the men's and women's Ronde Van Brugge

Philipsen, Groenewegen, Gillespie and Balsamo among favourites for sprint-friendly races

Cycling News · Mar 24

Tadej Pogačar supported by radically revamped UAE Team Emirates-XRG team for Milan-San Remo as he continues quest for victory

Isaac del Toro present for second year running, but Brandon McNulty and Florian Vermeersch amongst new faces to back Slovenian

Cycling News · Mar 17

The return of the greats, cycling's newest mega talent and 'grande ciclismo' – What I'm excited to see at this year's Strade Bianche

Looking ahead to the storylines that will define the youngest but possibly most exciting Classic on the calendar

Cycling News · Mar 3

'Hurting the fast guys put us in a good position': Matthew Brennan puts Visma-Lease a Bike back on the right path at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Matthew Brennan became the first British winner of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne since Mark Cavendish in 2015, bouncing back 24 hours after crashing out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

Cycling News · Mar 1