The finish of Paris-Roubaix is like no other and the velodrome will be home to legends for years to come, writes Rachel Jary

The world champion narrowly missed out on a victory at his Hell of the North debut – his performance is a menacing sign for years...

Teams like Lidl-Trek, Visma-Lease a Bike and EF Education-Oatly are proof that aggressive racing can pay dividends

The Visma-Lease a Bike rider won by almost a minute in the Roubaix velodrome. Her weighty palmarès has another glorious victory.

Wout van Aert is without a victory in a cobbled Classic this season, but the Belgian and his teammates did everything they could at the...

The Danish rider says Lidl-Trek tried everything they could to beat the world champion, but still came up short

The world champion is up and running for the season and is now chasing a Flanders-Roubaix double

Another bike race, another Monument win – all in a day’s work for the world’s best cyclist 

Despite the criticism he has faced following his Dwars door Vlaanderen disaster, the Belgian is still motivated ahead of the Tour of Flanders

Dutch team’s challenging Classic’s campaign continues after three teammates squander winning opportunity at Dwars door Vlaanderen

Can Visma-Lease a Bike turn their Classics season around? Will a changed route make a difference to the riders we see at the front of...

It was another disappointing showing from the Belgian rider at a key warm-up race for the Tour of Flanders, E3 Saxo Classic

The Slovenian has said that he’s “getting so close but it’s so far, it’s unbelievable”. But his tortured relationship with the Italian Classic will end...

The WorldTour heads to the Netherlands for the start of the Ardennes Classics

The British rider has had a turbulent few years with crashes but remains positive about his place in the sport

The UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider executed a perfect victory on the penultimate stage of the Tour Down Under, while others fumbled ambitious plans

For the second time in the race, there was discourse surrounding fair sprinting after stage four of the Tour Down Under

The third stage of the Tour Down Under saw a surprise victory from Javier Romo as other riders failed to react to the Movistar rider’s...

Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe’s Australian sprinter opened his win tally at the Tour Down Under, and his teammates say this is just the beginning of a big...

The Swiss rider outclimbed the favourites to win the Queen stage of this year’s Tour Down Under – many were surprised by her performance, but...

On a stage that was meant to be one for the sprinters, the Ceratizit-WNT rider surprised everyone on the first day of the Tour Down...

With limited income streams and job security for just a select few, how sustainable is the growth of the sport?

The New Zealand rider talks about his journey to the top of the sport, moving to Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe and his ambitions to start to win...

An increasing dominance by a handful of superteams has spurred the UCI into considering limiting expenditure, but the idea is already facing some resistance

After adding a fourth Il Lombardia title to round-off his stellar year, Rouleur looks at how the Slovenian's 2024 racing season stacks up against cycling's best

Can anyone stop Tadej Pogačar taking a fourth consecutive win in the race of the falling leaves?

Rouleur speaks to those inside the transfer merry-go-round to find out why men's WorldTour riders are being handed longer and longer contracts

The dominance of the Slovenian rider at the World Championships gave little hope to his rivals who are still trying to work out how to beat...

The Belgian came back from being dropped to double up on rainbow bands in miserable weather in Switzerland

UCI President David Lappartient confirmed that changes are being considered as riders entering and performing in the WorldTour are getting younger and younger