Photos tell the story of the fastest ever edition of Paris-Roubaix, won by Dylan van Baarle ahead of Wout van Aert and Stefan Küng

Dust-stained and exhausted; the extraordinary toil of making it through Hell to the Roubaix Velodrome is written on the faces of the finishers of Paris-Roubaix

How Dylan van Baarle (Ineos Grenadiers) won an action-packed 2022 edition of Paris-Roubaix, the fastest in history, with Wout van Aert in second and Stefan...

The British team split the race with over 200km remaining in a rejection of the event's usual formula

A selection of the best photos from a dramatic day of racing

The cobbles of Roubaix are rough for everyone, but are even harder when you’re still a neo-pro

The Italian Champion took an impressive win in Paris-Roubaix Femmes through attacking and instinctive racing

“I remember getting half way along Arenberg and there was literally a four-metre section of road just missing. It wasn’t bad cobbles; it was just...

He's been training on the velodrome in the weeks leading up to the race, and is yet to do a cobbled Classic this year, but...

Junior Paris-Roubaix winner on Groupama-FDJ speaks to Rouleur on the eve of his first senior appearance at the Hell of the North

The Trek-Segafredo missed the inaugural edition of the race in 2021, but she doesn’t expect this to hinder her chances this Saturday

The Lotto Soudal rider looks back on his surprise second place in last Paris-Roubaix 2021 and explains how he is handling the pressure to repeat his...

How the Australian won Paris-Roubaix in 2016, in his own words

“I was just too good. I wanted to win everything.” Colourful stories from Mr Paris-Roubaix, Roger De Vlaeminck, still pulling no punches in his eighth...

Paris-Roubaix is never mellow for the fellows in yellow. In 2018, Rouleur editor Andy McGrath pounded the pavé with Mavic, pro cycling’s quick fixers

Rouleur's former editor explores his deep love of Paris-Roubaix and why the gritty cobbled race fascinates so many people

Who are the favourites to take victory in Paris-Roubaix and who are the wildcards who could spring one of the famous surprise wins at the Hell of...

With the defending champion not taking to the start, it's wide open for a new winner in the Hell of the North

One of the most memorable races of the 2021 season, Paris-Roubaix Femmes is back and will likely be more exciting than ever in 2022

The Hell of the North is one of the most challenging and unpredictable races on the cycling calendar. Who will be Roubaix champion in 2022?

The history of one of the most notorious sectors of cobblestones in the Hell of the North, Paris-Roubaix

Perspectives on racing the toughest cobbled sector of Paris-Roubaix from former professional racer Michael Barry

Meet the team of volunteers working in all weathers to keep the cobbled secteurs pavés of Paris-Roubaix in top condition

Images of joy, despair, hills, beer and a photo finish from the men's and women's editions of the 2022 Amstel Gold Race, won by Michał...

Another edition of the Amstel Gold Race comes down to a photo finish, with the Ineos Grenadier edging Benoît Cosnefroy for his first Classics win...

Victory for Marta Cavalli and FDJ-Nouvelle Aquitaine-Futuroscope at the Amstel Gold Race highlights the ever-growing depth of talent in the Women’s WorldTour

Known for his consistent performances in the Classics, Oliver Naesen tells Rouleur about his chances at Roubaix and the new aggressive racing style seen in...

Frequently on the podium, but rarely the top step, Niewiadoma is working hard on killer instinct and sprinting, balanced with getting away from it all...

AG Insurance-NXTG’s new three-tier model is the first of its kind in the women’s peloton; manager Natascha Knaven says it has the potential to revolutionise the...

Since reaching the women's WorldTour in her late twenties, FDJ Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope's Aussie one-off has been making a name for herself in the Classics. Laura Fletcher spoke to...