The first of the Ardennes Classics could see a reduced sprint, unless the climbers can make attacks stick

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

19-year-old Matthew Brennan impressed in his debut performance at the Hell of the North, at times appearing to be the strongest rider in his team’s...

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

The Canyon//SRAM rider finished the Hell of the North after a dramatic but rewarding first experience on the cobbles

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

Tactical blunders and a lack of collective strength left the Dutch team disappointed with Lorena Wiebes’ eventual third place finish at Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift

The American rider was called up for both the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix despite only joining WorldTour squad EF Education-EasyPost at the end of...

The UAE Team ADQ rider has had a quietly impressive start to the season and with her background on the velodrome, Roubaix is perfectly suited...

Rival teams lament a lack of aggressive racing to put SD Worx-Protime under pressure at the Tour of Flanders

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

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

The world champion says that making his own choices, keeping things fun and blocking out the noise is crucial to his success 

The UAE Team ADQ rider starts as favourite on Sunday but she faces tough competition from the likes of SD Worx-Protime

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 former Irish National Champion retired from professional cycling following her horror crash in 2022 – but she’s rediscovered a love for sport in a...

A key race in the build up to the Tour of Flanders, who will excel on Belgium's cobbled climbs?

2025 will see a showdown on the Cipressa and Poggio from the women’s peloton

After numerous top-10 finishes, the Australian rider starts the 2025 edition of Milan-Sanremo with the hope that this could finally be his year

For the first time in two decades, RCS have reintroduced Milan-Sanremo to the women’s race calendar - but they will only race 156 kilometres compared...

With Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel returning from setbacks while the likes of Matteo Jorgenson continue to impress, can we make some early predictions ahead...

The 23-year-old rider has already shown his potential to climb with the best and believes that with patience and steady progression, he can one day...

Having Paris-Nice and Tirreno–Adriatico run in the same week is impossible to follow for fans and means neither event gets the attention it deserves

The 21-year-old Movistar rider who is the current under-23 time trial world champion is making a name for himself in the WorldTour, but stresses the...

Although the FDJ-Suez rider looked stronger than ever in this year’s recent edition of Strade Bianche, the progression of her rivals will ensure she does...

The British rider finished in 13th place in Siena, but deserves credit for his plucky, determined performance throughout the race

Rouleur speaks to Connor Swift, Tom Pidcock and Pogačar himself about the dramatic moment in Tuscany on Saturday

Strade Bianche 2025 was a spectacular battle between the FDJ-Suez and SD Worx-Protime riders in a golden era for women’s cycling