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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
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Ten times bad weather made bike races even tougher
There's nothing more tougher than a long, hard fought bike race, unless it has the added measure of some abhorrent weather conditions
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Wout Van Aert 'suffered' to Roubaix velodrome after fight back from crash and mechanicals
Van Aert fought back after mechanicals and a crash to be present in the lead group, but suffered and struggled in the final 20km of Paris-Roubaix
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Wout van Aert will be riding a bike with his own face on at Paris-Roubaix
Every pro team has riders' names on their bikes, but Veranda's Willems-Crelan have taken things a step further with Wout van Aert's bike for Paris-Roubaix.
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Peter Sagan content with Paris-Roubaix performance after lacking energy in finale
The defending champion says he wasn't at his best after finishing fifth
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Ian Stannard equals best ever British finish at Paris-Roubaix
Ian Stannard takes a third place in Roubaix to join Barry Hoban and Roger Hammond as the best British finishers in the cobbled classic
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Philippe Gilbert not selected for Quick-Step's Paris-Roubaix team after Flanders win
Quick-Step Floors have decided not to select Tour of Flanders winner Philippe Gilbert for Paris-Roubaix, opting to rest him ahead of the Ardennes Classics.
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Andrea Tafi aiming to race Paris-Roubaix at 52 years old
The Italian wants to ride the French Monument 20 years after winning it in 1999
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Faster than Paris-Roubaix: Alejandro Valverde posted his Tour cobbles recon on Strava, and he absolutely smashed it
Alejandro Valverde went to recon the cobbles for the 2018 Tour de France this week, and ended up riding most sectors faster than riders in Paris-Roubaix.
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Paris-Roubaix win tops a stunning season start for Omega Pharma-QuickStep
Niki Terpstra's Paris-Roubaix victory brings Omega Pharma-QuickStep's season total of wins to 22
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Philippe Gilbert eyeing a ride in the 2015 cobbled classics
Philippe Gilbert is craving a return to the cobbles.
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Eight British riders in the 2015 Paris-Roubaix
Eight British riders are due to line up for the biggest one-day race of the year, Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, April 12
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Marc Sergeant: I'm certain Andre Greipel can win a spring classic
Andre Greipel may have his best chance yet to secure a career first Monument at Sunday’s Milan-San Remo
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'Most teams that lose their leaders wouldn’t make a fight out of it…we didn’t let it drag us down'
Cannondale-Drapac reached the podium at Paris-Roubaix despite losing two key riders in Sep Vanmarcke and Taylor Phinney
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Peter Sagan returns to Paris-Roubaix
International cycling news round-up (Dec 20): Greipel crashes; Spanish riders test 2014 Worlds course; Carera returns home; and more
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Lampre-Merida manager not convinced Fran Ventoso's injury was caused by disc brake
The Movistar rider was reportedly injured after colliding with a disc brake at Paris-Roubaix, but Lampre-Merida manager Brent Copeland says he find that difficult to believe
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Pro bike: Peter Sagan’s custom S-Works Roubaix with suspension (video)
Peter Sagan's bike for Paris Roubaix is this custom painted Specialized S-Works Roubaix with a future shock, but the disc brakes removed
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Quick-Step Floors announce their usual phenomenally strong Paris-Roubaix team
Quick-Step Floors have named an unchanged team for Paris-Roubaix, and will be hoping the seven riders can repeat their success from the Tour of Flanders.
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Who the bookmakers are backing for Paris-Roubaix 2019
Three previous winners take the start line, but who will win the Hell of the North this year?
