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Confirmed: Paris-Roubaix 2020 postponed
The 2020 edition of Paris-Roubaix has officially been postponed.
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John Degenkolb wins the 2015 Paris-Roubaix
German sprints to victory from a group of seven riders after an enthralling edition of the Hell of the North
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Peter Sagan: 'I will be very happy if Tom Boonen wins Paris-Roubaix again'
Peter Sagan has said that he'd be very happy to see Tom Boonen take a fifth Paris-Roubaix victory, when the Belgian rides his final edition in April.
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Mayor and farmers remove mud from Paris-Roubaix sector to ensure it stays in race
The mayor of Inchy ensures the mud on the Troisville sector of Paris-Roubaix is removed to ensure the race isn't diverted
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Tom Dumoulin wants to ride Paris-Roubaix in future ‘like Bradley Wiggins’
Tom Dumoulin says he one day wants to ride Paris-Roubaix ‘like Bradley Wiggins’.
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Eight riders who could spring a surprise in the cobbled Classics
Everyone likes an upset, and with the unpredictable Spring Classics coming up soon, there are plenty of riders who could defy the odds on the cobbles.
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Bradley Wiggins: Brailsford has been under pressure for a while
"I don't think all was well at the velodrome, there was a lot of sort of sniping and things."
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Paris-Roubaix 2018 cobbles: Your complete guide to the Hell of the North pavé
Your guide to the ratings of all 29 cobbled sectors of the 2018 edition of Paris-Roubaix, with 54.5km of pavé and three five-star sectors on the route.
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Can Tom Boonen win his final Paris-Roubaix?
As Tom Boonen prepares for his final race, Cycling Weekly talks to the man aiming to become the most successful Paris-Roubaix rider ever
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Rising British star Tom Pidcock wins Paris-Roubaix Juniors
Yorkshireman Tom Pidcock adds Paris-Roubaix Juniors win to his world, European and national cyclo-cross titles
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Edvald Boasson Hagen targeting Paris-Roubaix success
Former Team Sky rider aiming to become king of the cobbles before the end of his career
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Luke Rowe gunning for Paris-Roubaix after impressive ride at the Tour of Flanders
The Welshman says he took a massive step forward at Sunday's Tour of Flanders, and now looks ahead to the Hell of the North next week
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Ian Stannard out of Classics with fractured vertebra
Ian Stannard (Team Sky) will miss out on Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix after fracturing vertebrae in Ghent-Wevelgem crash
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The Monuments: Cycling’s five biggest one-day races
A guide to the five single-day pro bike races that make up cycling's Monuments
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The best 'Morning Ride' of all time? Silvan Dillier shares his Paris-Roubaix ride to Strava
Silvan Dillier's second place at Paris-Roubaix was the biggest one-day result of the Swiss champion's career, and is now there for all to see on Strava.
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Patrick Lefevere’s son in court accused of flying helicopter over Paris-Roubaix without permission
The son of Deceuninck – Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere has appeared in court after being accused of flying a helicopter over Paris-Roubaix without permission.
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Five talking points from the 2019 Paris-Roubaix
When Philippe Gilbert reiterated at the start of the season his desire to win all five Monuments before retiring, it came across as admirably ambitious, but increasingly implausible.
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'Paris-Roubaix was his dream race': Wout van Aert shares emotional tribute to Michael Goolaerts
Van Aert paid tribute to Michael Goolaerts who died after a cardiac arrest at Paris-Roubaix, describing him as "a mischievous guy with an eternal smile"
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Mark Cavendish: 'I wish I could have done more for Edvald at Paris-Roubaix'
Mark Cavendish says he's pleased with his efforts in the 2016 Paris-Roubaix, but wishes he could have done more for teammate Edvald Boasson Hagen
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FMB tyres: the go-to rubber for Paris-Roubaix
Handmade using the highest quality materials and the pinnacle of technology, FMB tyres are the go-to rubber for many pros tackling the cobbled Classics. Last year, we went to Brittany to uncover the brand’s success
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Five things to look out for at the 2019 Paris-Roubaix
What can we expect from the 2019 edition of the Hell of the North?
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Still plenty of time to win Paris-Roubaix, says Philippe Gilbert
Now 36, the former world champion still believes he has numerous opportunities to add another Monument to his palmarès
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Five things we learned from Paris-Roubaix
Peter Sagan took victory in the 2018 edition of Paris-Roubaix, out-sprinting the surprise package of Silvan Dillier on the velodrome in Roubaix.
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Paris-Roubaix 2021 unlikely to go ahead due to coronavirus situation in the region
The prefect of the region is pessimistic about the Monument's chances of going ahead in April given the current public health situation
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Peter Sagan has the edge over Fabian Cancellara in Paris-Roubaix, says Stephen Roche
The 1987 Triple Crown winner is backing Sagan to win Paris-Roubaix, but says Cancellara won't go down without a fight
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Fabian Cancellara: Peter Sagan made a mistake riding too close to the barrier
Retired Classics star Fabian Cancellara questions Peter Sagan's positioning prior to the crash that ruled out his chance of contesting the Tour of Flanders
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Geraint Thomas eyeing Paris-Roubaix return in 2022
The Welshman was speaking on his podcast to four-time winner Tom Boonen when he said he'd like to try and win the Queen of the Classics in 2022
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‘An amazing surprise and an iconic race’ – Lizzie Deignan and other pros react to first women’s Paris-Roubaix
Pros may have been lacking motivation this year after the racing season was suspended by the UCI, but a surprise addition to the Women’s WorldTour may just offer all the anticipation they need.
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John Degenkolb's perfect Paris-Roubaix ride
The German sprinter played his tactics to near perfection to take his second Monument of the year
