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Pello Bilbao secures comfortable stage two victory at the Tour of the Alps
The Spaniard benefitted from some well-executed tactics from his Bahrain-Victorious team-mates, taking the leader's jersey as a result
By Ryan Dabbs • Published
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Five things to look out for at La Flèche Wallonne 2022
The Ardennes Classics continue with the mid-week march up the Mur de Huy
By Stephen Puddicombe • Published
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Tweets of the week: Philippe Gilbert saddles up for his last Roubaix, Trek-Segafredo get very excited about Longo Borghini, and Dan Martin is retired
A Paris-Roubaix special
By Adam Becket • Published
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Mathieu van der Poel reiterates desire to ride Giro d'Italia: 'Everyone always says that you get better from a Grand Tour, so I’m curious'
Speaking after Paris-Roubaix, the Dutchman made it clear he expects to start the Giro in May
By Ryan Dabbs • Published
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Bradley Wiggins alleges that he was sexually groomed by a coach as a 13-year-old
Former Tour de France winner says that it "impacted" him as an adult after he "buried" it
By Adam Becket • Published
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Geoffrey Bouchard takes breakaway victory to lead the Tour of the Alps
A tense stage one success sees the Frenchman take his first win since turning pro aged 26
By Owen Rogers • Published
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'It is something that I will definitely never forget, it was the hardest race I've ever done' — The first dry Paris-Roubaix Femmes
In the race's second edition, everyone was having a 'completely different' experience, whether they were a veteran or a neo-pro
By Adam Becket • Published
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Bradley Wiggins: Ineos Grenadiers victory at Paris-Roubaix was 'typical Dave Brailsford'
Former Tour de France winner spent the day on a motorbike covering the race
By Adam Becket • Published
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'You gotta love bike racing don't you, it's the best thing in the world' — Ben Turner after a dramatic first Paris-Roubaix
Ineos Grenadiers rider claims 11th after crashing, but sees teammate win race
By Adam Becket • Published
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Wout van Aert: 'Second at Paris-Roubaix is confirmation that I was right to keep believing'
The Jumbo-Visma rider didn't look like he had lost too much fitness and form
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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From finishing outside the time limit to winning Paris-Roubaix, Dylan van Baarle 'buzzing' after victory
Dutch rouleur claims first Paris-Roubaix for Ineos Grenadiers after 12 years of trying
By Adam Becket • Published
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Five talking points from men's Paris-Roubaix 2022
We ask if Ineos are the new champions of the Classics, find out that Wout van Aert isn't very good at bluffing, while wonder what-on-earth was going on with the amount of punctures
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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Dylan van Baarle solos to Paris-Roubaix win after frenetic edition
The Dutchman caps off the spring campaign of his life with his maiden Monument victory
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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Team DSM choose not to use adjustable pressure system at Paris-Roubaix
Dutch squad will debut system at Tour de France instead
By Adam Becket • Published
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Five things we learned from Paris-Roubaix Femmes 2022
It was a hot day in northern France for the 141 women riding the pavé
By Adam Becket • Published
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'I think given my preparation this is a good result, but I want more' — Grace Brown on 12th place at first Paris-Roubaix
Australian satisfied with her effort after digging deep
By Adam Becket • Published
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Pfeiffer Georgi: 'I'm really happy, I didn't expect to get a top ten at Roubaix'
DSM's British champion sprints to 9th in second group of chasers
By Adam Becket • Published
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'If you don’t believe in your attack you never win' — Elisa Longo Borghini post Paris-Roubaix
Italian soloed to victory at second Paris-Roubaix Femmes from 34km out
By Adam Becket • Published
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Elisa Longo Borghini takes a stunning solo win at Paris-Roubaix
The Italian champion takes team mate Lizzie Deignan's Queen of the Classics crown with a 32km lone effort
By Owen Rogers • Published
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Why has cycling had such a big problem with illnesses this spring?
Is it just the seasonal flu and Covid, or is something else going on?
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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Herpes, numbness, erectile dysfunction: Cyclists bare all on uncomfortable issues 'down there'
Long spells in the saddle can put our nether regions in jeopardy – but most of the risks can be prevented or at least managed. Chris Marshall-Bell tackles the taboo
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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Wout van Aert says he's racing Paris-Roubaix so he is not 'missing out on everything'
Jumbo-Visma rider explains that he will be a "little less good" on Sunday
By Adam Becket • Published
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Ineos Grenadiers head to Paris-Roubaix without one 'pure leader', but lots of options
Filippo Ganna is a favourite for the race, but says he doesn't know why
By Adam Becket • Published
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Five things to look out for at Paris-Roubaix 2022
It's a bit later than usual, but it's finally time for the Hell of the North
By Adam Becket • Published
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Paris-Roubaix could move to autumn, UCI president says
David Lappartient says organisers are open to "possibilities and opportunities"
By Adam Becket • Published
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'Why should I lose my confidence in three months?' — Patrick Lefevere bullish on Quick-Step's chances ahead of Paris-Roubaix
Belgian super team have struggled in the Classics this year, but are looking to bounce back on Sunday
By Adam Becket • Published
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Who are the bookies' favourites to win the men's Paris-Roubaix 2022?
The bookmakers have crunched the numbers to determine their favourites to win the Monument on Sunday
By Ryan Dabbs • Published
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Is the Paris-Roubaix tubular dead? Why tubeless tyres are winning on the cobbles
The unique challenges of the Hell of the North place much emphasis on wheel selection. We talk to two teams and two wheel manufacturers about solving the problem that is Roubaix
By Luke Friend • Published
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Filippo Ganna to lead Ineos Grenadiers at Paris-Roubaix
British squad announce seven man team for Hell of the North
By Adam Becket • Published