'A crash during training has put a spanner in the works' – Wout van Aert out of Tour de France after elbow injury forces hospital visit Paris-Roubaix winner to miss biggest race of the year Cycling Weekly · Jun 17
'Something still wasn't right' – Comeback falters for Chloé Dygert after months of rehab American crashed out at Paris-Roubaix, now diagnosed with RED-S and more surgery on different injuries also required Cycling News · Jun 12
'The cobbles, by the way, are excellent in London' - how crowds at Herne Hill cheered home Wout van Aert to victory at Paris-Roubaix The Belgian's Paris-Roubaix win wasn't just celebrated across Belgium Cycling Weekly · Apr 14
'Now it feels like we had leftover crowds' – Taking the temperature of the new Paris-Roubaix Femmes format More TV viewers, but for fewer kilometres, and in-person support appears to have shifted too Cycling News · Apr 14
'I wasn't able to do a recon, I'd never even ridden proper cobbles' – this is the rider who finished last at Paris-Roubaix Alastair MacKellar arrived at the velodrome half an hour after Wout van Aert's victory Cycling Weekly · Apr 14
Sunday showed Paris-Roubaix Femmes deserves its own day – let’s not settle for reduced coverage for the best race of the year Franziska Koch vs Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot deserved to be shown in full, obviously Cycling Weekly · Apr 14
Move over Richard Mille - This $50 Casio watch added a touch of retro style at Paris-Roubaix This retro Casio watch is far cheaper than Tadej Pogačar's Richard Mille timepiece Cycling News · Apr 14
Cat Ferguson's Spring Classics column: My dream stays alive - I want to reach the velodrome at the end of Paris-Roubaix After a crash on Carrefour de l'Arbre, Ferguson is 'hoping that next time it can be third time lucky' Cycling News · Apr 14
'It's the last one for me, that's for sure' - Final Paris-Roubaix for Luke Durbridge as Australian announces impending retirement Six-time Australian national champion Luke Durbridge will make 2027 Road Nationals his final competition Cycling News · Apr 13
Reflections and highlights from Paris-Roubaix – What we witnessed and felt on the ground and at home Cyclingnews team weighs in on an unforgettable day of racing in northern France Cycling News · Apr 13
Sean Kelly's Classics column: My heart was with Wout van Aert at Paris-Roubaix, hopefully his victory over Tadej Pogačar will give others confidence too Cyclingnews' Spring Classics columnist explains why he was so happy to see Van Aert win, Pogačar's need to return to Roubaix, and how Visma-Lease a Bike could have changed their tactics to help Marianne Vos Cycling News · Apr 13
'Paris-Roubaix is love-hate and I finally have some love' – Megan Jastrab ecstatic after top-five finish in Hell of the North American racer finishes with Lotte Kopecky after exceptional ride in race she 'always said I hate' Cycling News · Apr 13
Paris-Roubaix Femmes tech gallery: New gravel wheels, crazy bar tape jobs, and sponsor incorrect tyres The very best mods and tech from Paris-Roubaix Femmes Cycling News · Apr 13
'I will be back, maybe not next year' – Tadej Pogačar defers history-making after second place at Paris-Roubaix World champion beaten in sprint by Wout van Aert after 'no regrets' performance Cycling Weekly · Apr 12
Cycling Weekly · Apr 12 'Winning this race means basically everything to me' – Wout van Aert conquers bad luck to finally triumph at Paris-Roubaix Visma-Lease a Bike rider spoils Tadej Pogačar's history-making quest by making some of his own
Cycling Weekly · Apr 12 Megan Jastrab records America's highest-ever finish at Paris-Roubaix Femmes: 'I'm ecstatic' The Californian rider finished fifth in the velodrome after a brilliant race
Cycling News · Apr 12 Paris-Roubaix Femmes: Franziska Koch outwits Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot to claim biggest win of her career 25-year old German outsprints Vos in 2-up sprint as defending champion takes third in Roubaix
Cycling News · Apr 12 Tadej Pogačar says it was 'mission impossible' to drop Wout van Aert on the cobbles after another second place at Paris-Roubaix 'When I started the sprint, my legs were like spaghetti' says World Champion
Cycling News · Apr 12 Paris-Roubaix Men: Wout van Aert edges out Tadej Pogačar to claim his first cobbled Monument victory in thrilling finale after both riders deal with punctures and bike changes Jasper Stuyven takes third from chase group driven by Mathieu van der Poel who finished fourth after mechanical drama
Cycling News · Apr 12 Junior rider taken out by spectator while leading Paris-Roubaix – Video 'I was playing the game, but it’s also up to the spectators to pay attention' - Soren Bruyère Joumard
Cycling News · Apr 12 I rode the Trouée d'Arenberg two years ago, and I still can't get over how rough it is The forest of Arenberg is the roughest piece of road in all of cycling
Cycling News · Apr 11 'Compared to him, I'm a goat on a bike' – Filippo Ganna acknowledges his Paris-Roubaix weakness but throws down gauntlet for Pogačar and Van der Poel 'My job is clear' says Ineos Grenadiers leader
Cycling News · Apr 11 Wout van Aert brushes aside tyre tech ban ahead of Paris-Roubaix as Matthew Brennan downplays chances due to lingering illness 'We have tried to make the right choices with the material that is available' says Belgian contender
Cycling News · Apr 11 'I can pull off some kind of good sprint' –Does Tadej Pogačar even need to arrive alone to win Paris-Roubaix? 'Everybody talks about some sort of club but honestly I don't even know who's in this club' he says of all-five Monument winners
Cycling News · Apr 11 'I don't see where Van der Poel can drop Pogačar on Sunday. Or vice versa.' - Patrick Lefevere, 'Mr. Paris-Roubaix', predicts velodrome showdown between two biggest stars Former Soudal-QuickStep boss says it will be tough for either champion to go clear