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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
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Paris-Roubaix 2020 has been cancelled
The rescheduled race has been cancelled again due to the coronavirus pandemic
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Bradley Wiggins' Paris-Roubaix bid helped by Tour of Qatar performance
Overall winner of Tour of Qatar has gone on to win Paris-Roubaix on four previous occasions
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Joseph Areruya becomes the first black African rider to finish Paris-Roubaix
The 23-year-old crossed the line but finished outside the time limit
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John Degenkolb launches campaign to save junior Paris-Roubaix and smashes target in one day
John Degenkolb has launched a fundraising campaign to save the junior Paris-Roubaix race, raising more €10,000 in one day.
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Peter Sagan takes spectacular Paris-Roubaix victory after huge 54km attack
Peter Sagan attacked from 54km out to win the 2018 edition of Paris-Roubaix as he out-sprinted surprise package Silvan Dillier on the famous velodrome.
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Paris-Roubaix’s Arenberg Trench 100m shorter than previously thought, organisers discover
Organisers of Paris-Roubaix’s have discovered that one of the most decisive cobblestone stretches is actually 100 metres shorter than previously believed.
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Cancellara: Bradley Wiggins a serious contender for Paris-Roubaix
Fabian Cancellara says Sir Bradley Wiggins is not only a threat for Paris-Roubaix, but also the Tour of Flanders. The Swiss also admits he is unlikely to attempt the Hour Record
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Peter Sagan likely to skip Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders this year
Peter Sagan may skip Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders for the first time since 2013 due to the condensed 2020 calendar.
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Taylor Phinney: Paris-Roubaix is about being a hard-man
"No guy that has won Roubaix or even come close to winning Roubaix is a wimp."
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'It’s no shame to lose to Gilbert': Nils Politt already planning Paris-Roubaix return after podium finish
Nils Politt (Katusha-Alpecin) is already planning his return to Paris-Roubaix after his outstanding podium ride.
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Team Sky's bittersweet Paris-Roubaix ends with Gianni Moscon in fifth
Mixed fortunes for British WorldTour team Sky as Luke Rowe crashes out, Ian Stannard suffers a puncture... but Gianni Moscon puts in blistering ride to come fifth
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Huge crash takes down riders in Paris-Roubaix's second cobbled sector (video)
Paris-Roubaix contender Oliver Naesen one of those brought down in crash, but remounts to rejoin the peloton
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The ultimate guide to the race through Hell
Cycling Weekly’s tribute to Paris-Roubaix
