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Jon Dibben on life at Team Sky: determination, ability and willingness to learn
Team Sky's Jon Dibben reflects on his first season with the squad in 2017, and what he will bring to the Classics in 2018
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Riders take risk over level crossing during Paris-Roubaix (video)
A number of riders continued across the railway tracks after the barriers had come down, but avoid disqualification
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John Degenkolb hopes to learn from watching Classics on TV ahead of May return
John Degenkolb is confident he can still have a successful 2016 and hopes he can learn something new about Paris-Roubaix by watching it on TV
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Paris-Roubaix trophy: the most coveted cobble in cycling
The Paris-Roubaix trophy is the one piece of road that professional cyclists most want to own
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Secteur Pavé Michael Goolaerts: Paris-Roubaix remembers fallen rider by renaming cobbled sector
Paris-Roubaix organisers will pay tribute to Michael Goolaerts, who died during the 2018 race, by renaming one of the cobbled sectors in his honour.
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Uphill cobbled sector added to 2016 Paris-Roubaix
Hameau du Buat returns to the 2016 Paris-Roubaix after a three-year absence, testing riders with a short uphill cobbled sector
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UCI commissaire explains why Paris-Roubaix wasn’t stopped after Michael Goolaerts incident
After comments that Paris-Roubaix should have been stopped after Michael Goolaerts suffered a cardiac arrest, UCI commissaire Philippe Mariën explains that it is not simple to halt big races
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Tom Boonen should have made a deal with Mathew Hayman to win Paris-Roubaix, says former winner
Former Paris-Roubaix champion Eddy Planckaert says Tom Boonen made a mistake by not offering Mathew Hayman a deal to win Paris-Roubaix
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Michael Goolaerts suffered heart attack prior to crash, autopsy finds
An investigation into the death of cyclist Michael Goolaerts at Paris-Roubaix has found that the Belgian rider suffered a heart attack prior to his crash.
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Nine riders to watch at Paris-Roubaix
Can Fabian Cancellara bow out of Paris-Roubaix with his fourth win or will new Tour of Flanders champion Peter Sagan add to his Monument tally?
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Paris-Roubaix cobbled sector to receive mortar makeover to aid rider safety
Removal of vegetation will not reduce the sector's drama
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Tom Boonen aims for a record fifth Paris-Roubaix victory
Tom Boonen hopes to go one better than Roger De Vlaeminck and become the first rider to win five editions of Paris-Roubaix
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Great Britain's Lewis Askey wins junior Paris-Roubaix to deliver back-to-back British victories
First-year junior Lewis Askey followed in Tom Pidcock's footsteps to make it two wins in a row for Great Britain in the junior edition of Paris-Roubaix.
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Wiggins planning to be ready for anything at Paris-Roubaix
2012 Tour de France winner says his top 10 finish in the 2014 Hell of the North will provide valuable experience as he tries to win his first classic
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The 14 best cobbled climbs in the UK
Everyone knows about the cobbles in Northern France and Belgium, but what about those stretches of cobbled climbs on our very own shores?
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'Teams have to change tactics with Quick-Step for Roubaix, or they are being led to the slaughter'
Quick-Step Floors have used their strength in depth to dominate the Classics this season, and will look to continue that trend at Paris-Roubaix
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Barry Hoban recounts his fight to place third in the 1972 Paris-Roubaix
In this extract from British cycling legend Barry Hoban's autobiography, he describes his experience during the 1972 Paris-Roubaix that could have ended in disaster, but instead ended on the podium
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Teams practise on the Paris-Roubaix cobbles ahead of Sunday's big race
Many of the teams in the field for Paris-Roubaix on Sunday took advantage of a free day on their calendars to practise on the cobbles ahead of the race
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Bradley Wiggins's guide to Paris-Roubaix
Team Sky's leader previews one of the toughest events in cycling ahead of his final weekend as a WorldTour rider
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Oliver Naesen says it's 'hard not to feel confident when I'm riding at this level' ahead of Paris-Roubaix
The Ag2r rider is one of the favourites to win on the cobbles this Sunday
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'I didn't even think I was going to make the team': Silvan Dillier content despite missing out to 'best rider of our era' at Paris-Roubaix
Silvan Dillier didn't even expect to be on the start line at Paris-Roubaix, and ended finishing in a superb second place behind Peter Sagan on the cobbles.
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'Pride' drove Sky's Jon Dibben to finish Paris-Roubaix despite missing time cut
The British Paris-Roubaix debutant finished 47 minutes down on winner Greg Van Avermaet, but he says he was determined to reach the velodrome
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Strava stats reveal how gruelling Paris-Roubaix really is
The reputation of Paris-Roubaix is among the most fearsome of all cycling races.
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Paris-Roubaix: looking ahead to a Sunday in Hell
If there’s one race that epitomises racing on the cobblestones, it’s Paris-Roubaix. We look ahead to this weekend's race, and at the secteurs pavé that could define the race
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There are 23 days until Paris-Roubaix and this is what some of the cobbled sectors look like
While the eyes of the cycling world turn to Italy and Milan-San Remo, work is still being feverishly carried out to prepare the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix.
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UCI amend level-crossing rules after 2015 Paris-Roubaix problems
After several riders skipped a closed level-crossing barrier at the 2015 Paris-Roubaix, the UCI has amended its rules to clear up any ambiguity and deter such actions
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Paris-Roubaix under-23 rider suffers gruesome wound to his leg he says was caused by disc brake
A Paris-Roubaix under-23 rider was left with a gruesome wound to his leg he says was caused by a disc brake.
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Luke Rowe: eighth in Roubaix a sign of things to come
Luke Rowe believes that his eighth place finish in Paris-Roubaix today points to the possibility of future success in the race.
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'I've seen a lot of tough guys, but this guy is exceptional'
Lotto-Soudal's Tiesj Benoot will ride Paris-Roubaix despite having to abandon Tour of Flanders after a nasty crash
