A lack of leadout train and a chaotic peloton is no problem for the Lidl-Trek rider

A flat final 100km means that any sprinters who get dropped on the early climb can still be in contention for the expected bunch sprint

The Slovenian rider confirmed on the Giro’s first rest day that he’s racing with the Tour de France in mind

It wasn't even about gaining time on stage eight, just winning

The Giro finishes its first week with another complicated stage for the sprinters

The Slovenian rider’s performance in today’s time trial was yet another confirmation that cycling hasn’t seen this type of talent before

A day for a strong breakaway?

Even a stroke of ill-timed misfortune couldn't stop the Giro race favourite on the first summit finish

The riders head into the Po Valley for the first chance at a bunch sprint of this year's edition

Tadej Pogačar succeeded in getting time on his rivals in the GC in stage one, but at what cost?

Jhonathan Narváez might have secured a stage win, but it was a day of mixed fortunes for the British team

The Slovenian rider cut a calm figure speaking to media a few days before the grande partenza

A look at the toughest stages of this year's Corsa Rosa

With all the talk of a tussle with Mathieu van der Poel, Tadej Pogačar made like work of the entire peloton to take a sixth...

Can anyone stop the favourites from making La Doyenne a two-horse race?

Why this year’s men’s and women’s races are some of the most open races in history

The Briton has finally succeeded in claiming his first Ardennes Classic and will now be counted among the top favourites for Liège-Bastogne-Liège

The Belgian sprinter has proven his worth with the team, but could he get better opportunities elsewhere?

Can we expect another solo MVDP victory, or will his rivals be able to respond on Sunday?

Reporting from Roubaix, Rouleur writer Chris Marshall-Bell recounts a long-awaited first visit to one of road cycling's most historic locations

The broken and bruised riders who battled all the way to the Roubaix velodrome

The Danish rider gave everything in the Hell of the North, but was outnumbered by Alpecin-Deceuninck

Alpecin-Deceuninck put on a dominant display at the 2024 edition of Paris-Roubaix 

The Briton has been drafted in as a late call-up for Ineos Grenadiers - can he challenge for victory?

Despite it being his first participation in the race, the Italian rider has no fear ahead of the Hell of the North

The Danish rider thinks his best chance at a Monument win comes in the Hell of the North

Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen explain how they will balance their ambitions in the Hell of the North

Soudal–Quick-Step aren’t the cobbled Classic kings they once were. Everyone is also well-versed in the question: can they return to their former glory?

The Danish rider is open about the fact he’s suffering from his crash in Dwars door Vlaanderen, but is trying to remain optimistic

With SD Worx looking less assured than they did this time last year, there promises to be a fierce fight for victory on the Flemish...