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Train company files police complaint after Paris-Roubaix riders jump crossing
When barriers descended on a level crossing with 87km to go in Paris-Roubaix, several riders ignored the warnings and rode across
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'It had to happen today': Philippe Gilbert says Flanders disappointment drove him on to Paris-Roubaix victory
The Belgian says he put a lot of pressure on himself to deliver a result in Roubaix
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Bradley Wiggins still aiming for Paris-Roubaix
Sir Bradley Wiggins still has Paris-Roubaix as his major early-season goal despite lack of one-day race experience so far this year
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Fabian Cancellara: I'm just happy it's all over
Fabian Cancellara said it was harder to say goodbye to the Tour of Flanders than Paris-Roubaix as his race was ruined by crashes
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Mathew Hayman denies Tom Boonen historic win in chaotic Paris-Roubaix
Mathew Hayman pips Tom Boonen on the line to win Paris-Roubaix and deny the Belgian a historic fifth win
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Paris-Roubaix debutant relives his traumatic day on the cobbles in WhatsApp chat
'I gave my bike to André Greipel and then had two big sips of a Duvel a spectator handed me'
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Seven British riders take part in 2016 Paris-Roubaix
Seven British riders are due to line up for the biggest one-day race of the year, Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, April 10
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Bora-Argon 18 and Direct Energie among Paris-Roubaix wildcards
Four French teams, including Direct Energie and Cofidis, are among the seven wildcards awarded by ASO for Paris-Roubaix on April 10
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Mark Cavendish will race Paris-Roubaix to 'see what's possible'
British sprint star Mark Cavendish will ride for Dimension Data in the 2016 edition of Paris-Roubaix, only the second time he's ridden the event in his career
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Tom Boonen 'back to best' in 2014
Tom Boonen says he hopes to repeat the success of the 2012 season for Omega Pharma-QuickStep
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Bradley Wiggins's 'fairytale' ending at Paris-Roubaix
Bradley Wiggins talks about his final WorldTour race for Team Sky: Sunday's Paris-Roubaix
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Bradley Wiggins gains weight to take on Paris-Roubaix
Bradley Wiggins says that he's gained three to four kilos since 2012 Tour de France to increase his power to challenge in Paris-Roubaix
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Paris-Roubaix 2019 live TV guide
There's no excuse for missing 2019 Paris-Roubaix on Sunday - it's live on Eurosport from start to finish for over six hours
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Andrea Tafi says he has found a team for Paris-Roubaix return at 52 years old
Andrea Tafi says he has found a team for his return to Paris-Roubaix, 20 years after he took home the cobble trophy.
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Tom Boonen prepares for final Classics showdown with Fabian Cancellara
Tom Boonen has set his sights on a final battle with Fabian Cancellara in this year's Spring Classics, but has no plans to retire himself any time soon
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11 ways the pros modify their bikes for Paris-Roubaix
There's more to do than fit 28mm tyres when riding the cobbles, and professional riders and mechanics have plenty of tricks to improve comfort on the pavé.
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Paris-Roubaix 2021 officially postponed
The 2021 edition of Paris-Roubaix has been postponed, the organiser has officially announced.
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Riders recce Paris-Roubaix course: in photos
Teams take to the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix this week to get ready for Sunday's main event. Photos by Graham Watson and Nick Bull
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Peter Sagan: 'Tom Boonen was my role model'
World champion Peter Sagan says that it was 'cool' Tom Boonen who inspired him in his early days as a pro rider. The two riders will face each other in Paris-Roubaix on Sunday
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Watch: Cobbles, crashes, and general chaos captured by on-bike cameras at Paris-Roubaix
GoPro captured a fascinating insight into Paris-Roubaix, putting cameras on riders' bikes and mechanics' helmets to give a glimpse inside the race.
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Peter Sagan prepared for long-range Quick-Step attacks at Paris-Roubaix
Bora-Hansgrohe sports director Patxi Vila says that Peter Sagan will be expecting a repeat of Quick-Step Floors multiple Tour of Flanders attacks during Sunday's Paris-Roubaix
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No explanation for Sagan's Flanders flop
Team Cannondale say Peter Sagan's power numbers were the same as last year, he just couldn't hold on to Cancellara when it mattered.
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'Clear leaders' make Team Sky squad stronger for the Classics, says Dave Brailsford
The Sky team principal says that there is less confusion about each team member's role for the Spring Classics, making the squad stronger as a whole
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Christian Prudhomme expects cancellation of Paris-Roubaix but is hopeful for Tour de France
The French cobbled Monument is the latest race unsurprisingly facing cancellation
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Teams expecting imminent decision on Paris-Roubaix as postponement rumours continue
No official word from organisers since media reports suggested the race would be postponed
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Nikolas Maes unsure if Paris-Roubaix injury was caused by disc brake
Fran Ventoso claimed in his open letter on disc brakes that Maes had received an injury to his knee from a disc brake
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Team Sky not favourites for Paris-Roubaix, insists Knaven
Sports director and former winner of the race says that a decision has not yet been made on who will lead Sky at Paris-Roubaix
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Shane Archbold overcomes high speed crash to finish Paris-Roubaix
Bloodied and bruised, Shane Archbold overcomes a high speed crash to finish his debut Paris-Roubaix
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Team Sky director backs Luke Rowe to spring Paris-Roubaix surprise
Rowe returns to Paris-Roubaix despite breaking his leg severly in the latter part of 2017
