Mathieu van der Poel, Tadej Pogačar, and beyond – Analysing the contenders for the men's Paris-Roubaix Our look at 10 of the main contenders for this year's Hell of the North Cycling News · Apr 8
Sean Kelly's Classics column: Tadej Pogačar turns Tour of Flanders into a torture-fest as Remco Evenepoel silences critics The nine-time Monument winner breaks down another Pogačar masterclass in Flanders, Vollering's tactical domination, and Evenepoel's promising performance Cycling News · Apr 6
Top cobbled Classics support rider for Tadej Pogačar extends contract for several seasons with UAE Team Emirates-XRG Florian Vermeersch extends to the end of 2029 Cycling News · Apr 6
'Tadej didn't want to let me come back' – Remco Evenepoel bullish on cobbled Classics after taking third in his Tour of Flanders debut Belgian says podium is 'a result that we were hoping for and dreaming of', and vows to return with 'headroom' for improvement Cycling News · Apr 5
'High trees catch a lot of wind' – From intense media scrutiny to social media abuse, the Classics bring out the pressure of expectation in Belgium Whether it's constant tactical questioning, boos on the roadside or abusive messages online, the Classics period can be an intense time, particularly for Belgian riders Cycling News · Apr 4
'I’m not going to wait for an attack' – Jasper Stuyven hopes to put Soudal-QuickStep’s classics campaign back on course at the Tour of Flanders The Belgian team have struggled to make a significant impact in the cobbled Classics in recent years, but have a strong squad for Sunday’s Monument. Cycling News · Apr 4
What can Remco Evenepoel learn from Pogačar, Nibali, and Valverde? 5 memorable Tour of Flanders debuts from big-name cobbles newbies These riders all made a splash on unfamiliar terrain Cycling News · Apr 4
Lotte Kopecky, Demi Vollering and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot face off in what could be an epic showdown – Analysing the Tour of Flanders Women contenders Can the Queen of the Classics claim a fourth victory in Oudenaarde, or will Demi Vollering or Pauline Ferrand-Prévot succeed in winning a first Flanders title? Cycling News · Apr 3
All about Remco: Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe field notably experienced squad to back rookie Evenepoel in Sunday's Tour of Flanders Knowledgeable Classics racer Gianni Vermeersch likely to play key support role Cycling News · Apr 2
Van der Poel, Van Aert lead challenge against Pogačar, but can debutant Evenepoel spoil the party in rare matchup? – Analysing the favourites for the men's Tour of Flanders The top riders to look out for at Sunday's 278km Monument from Antwerp to Oudenaarde Cycling News · Apr 2
'We lost three experienced riders, and replaced them with really young riders' – Can Lidl-Trek's changed Classics core do enough for Mads Pedersen at the Tour of Flanders? Look back a year or two ago, and Lidl-Trek men's Classics team was as hard to get into as some squads' Tour de France line-ups. Cycling News · Apr 2
'He'd only start if he was there for a top result' – Wout van Aert welcomes Remco Evenepoel's participation in Tour of Flanders Classics star gives thumbs-up to rival's debut in Belgium's biggest bike race Cycling News · Apr 1
Sean Kelly's Classics column: The alternative way to beat the big hitters, and why Lorena Wiebes is a master The nine-time Monument winner analyses the latest cobbled Classics action, including bizarre breakaway tactics, a vintage MVDP-WVA attack, and how Wiebes can do it all Cycling News · Mar 30
Wout van Aert resurgent, Lorena Wiebes unstoppable, big teams dominate again and more – five things we learned from In Flanders Fields and E3 Saxo Classic We look back over the weekend's Classics racing Cycling Weekly · Mar 30
Cycling News · Mar 25 Alpecin-Premier Tech has a new bike for the Classics, as new Canyon Endurace CFR spotted at Ronde van Brugge It appears that a lot is happening behind the scenes at Canyon, as new handlebars have also been spotted beneath the Dutchman
Cycling News · Mar 25 The cobbled Classics storylines we're looking forward to – From Van der Poel and Pogačar on the cusp of history to a different Demi Vollering and a resurgent Mads Pedersen The Cyclingnews team weighs in on the stories to follow during the cobbled Classics
Cycling Weekly · Mar 25 'I really want to be good at the Classics' – Imogen Wolff targets strong second season as a pro Visma-Lease a Bike's precocious Briton on her changing role, dream races, and aim to secure a Tour de France place
Cycling News · Mar 24 New name, new route, new winners? – Analysing the contenders for the men's and women's Ronde Van Brugge Philipsen, Groenewegen, Gillespie and Balsamo among favourites for sprint-friendly races
Cycling News · Mar 23 'Sometimes it is up to me to bang on the table and say that I am still here' – Why Lotte Kopecky demanding Milan-San Remo leadership is an ominous sign for the rest of the Classics How the Belgian getting back on track sets her up perfectly for Flanders and Roubaix
Cycling News · Mar 21 'Nothing to lose' – Mads Pedersen aiming high at Milan-San Remo following surprising swift comeback from injury 'I hope to be up there, and I hope I'm able to race in the final'
Cycling News · Mar 20 Who will be king of the spring? – How Milan-San Remo could write the next chapter of Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel's thrilling rivalry Like Eddy Merckx and Roger De Vlaeminck the pair have come to dominate the biggest Spring Classics, and they'll go head to had again on Saturday
Cycling News · Mar 19 Big surprise as Mads Pedersen set for return at Milan-San Remo after breaking his wrist and collarbone earlier in season 'It's a good starting point ahead of the Belgian Classics' says Dane after wrist fracture healed faster than expected
Cycling News · Mar 19 From top riders' real form to the teams not quite thriving – Five key questions ahead of Milan-San Remo and the next Classics We're a few races into the spring, but there's still so much to analyse and discover as the racing ramps up in March and April
Cycling News · Mar 19 Sean Kelly's Classics column: All eyes are on Pogačar and Van der Poel, but Isaac del Toro is the danger man at Milan-San Remo Two-time winner of La Primavera assesses how a potential Pogačar-Van der Poel duel may play out, why the Mexican is a dark horse, and his insight on what it takes to claim victory on the Via Roma
Cycling News · Mar 19 'If I'm 1% off, Tadej will be gone' - Mathieu van der Poel prepares to take on Pogačar on the Cipressa at Milan-San Remo Alpecin-Premier Tech finds a perfect peak to set-up a spring Monument triple