Even more new prototype Dura-Ace parts spotted on Jasper Philipsen's Canyon Endurace CFR for Paris-Roubaix Jasper Philipsen is using Canyon's new Endurace CFR for Paris-Roubaix Cycling News · Apr 11
Quiz! Can you name every Paris-Roubaix podium in the last 10 years? Test your memory on the last decade of Paris-Roubaix top-threes Cycling News · Apr 11
'I don't think anyone actually realises how bad this was' – Mads Pedersen aims for 'little bit of luck' at Paris-Roubaix as he continues fractured wrist recovery 'It is not up to us,' says Danish rider as he gears up for 'love-hate' Paris-Roubaix despite February crash still hampering form Cycling News · Apr 11
Zoe Backstedt: ‘Paris-Roubaix is a race that you hate in the moment – but it’s my favourite’ EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Britain’s Zoe Backstedt heads to the ‘Hell of the North’ as a serious contender after a superb start to her season – and determined to replicate father Magnus’ success on the cobblestones, as she tells Flo Clifford The Independent UK · Apr 11
Factor drops spectacular Monza Vexx edition at Paris-Roubaix – and it's 'Magnus Bäckstedt approved' Modern Adventure add modern art to their modern race bike platform of choice, the Monza, bringing a touch of style to this weekend's 'Hell of the North'. Cycling Weekly · Apr 11
'Age doesn't matter' - Zoe Bäckstedt carries momentum from Flanders to 'unpredictable' Paris-Roubaix with Consonni and Dygert among reinforcements Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto riders say fitness and luck play bigger roles in Hell of the North rather than positioning Cycling News · Apr 10
'I'm worthy of being at the front' – Zoe Bäckstedt heads to Paris-Roubaix Femmes as a favourite after 'best day ever' at Flanders Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto rider finished fifth last weekend, but wants to go a few better on Sunday Cycling Weekly · Apr 10
Record-breakers, comebacks, and underdogs at Paris-Roubaix – The most memorable editions of the past 25 years An in-depth look at 12 stand-out editions of the Hell of the North, featuring muddy races, huge solo moves, breakaway triumphs, and history makers Cycling News · Apr 10
Lab tested: How does your pedalling technique change as you ride on cobbles, and how can that affect a pro rider's equipment choice? An attempt at understanding the equipment selection headaches that face teams ahead of Paris-Roubaix Cycling News · Apr 10
'A few so-called experts had an opinion' – Mathieu van der Poel defends Flanders power numbers and working with Tadej Pogačar ahead of Paris-Roubaix rematch Dutchman aiming for a fourth consecutive title in Roubaix this Sunday, but isn't overly concerned by records Cycling News · Apr 9
'The few races I’ve done so far have gone perfectly' – Tadej Pogačar chases Monument set at 'his ultimate test' Paris-Roubaix UAE Team Emirates-XRG announce support squad for World Champion, with Gianni Vermeersch and Nils Politt as alternate options Cycling News · Apr 9
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
If Tadej Pogačar wins Paris-Roubaix this weekend, will anything stop him taking all five Monuments? Paris-Roubaix is the big ask, but after that it's downhill all the way, right? Not quite Cycling Weekly · Apr 8
Paris-Roubaix 2026: Everything you need to know Everything you need to know about Paris-Roubaix 2025, the 'Hell of the North' Cycling Weekly · Apr 7
Cycling News · Mar 31 A dark horse for the podium at Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix? – Cycling's new late attacker is making his presence impossible to ignore Bahrain Victorious say Alec Segaert is 'more confident, and he knows that now, these attacks have become his style'
Cycling News · Mar 27 Mathieu van der Poel debuts the unreleased Canyon Endurace at E3 – What does this mean for the Paris-Roubaix arms race? Are we about to see the comeback of Roubaix-specific bikes again?
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 News · Feb 12 Jasper Philipsen alters spring racing programme as he builds to Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix tilts Two Monuments and season staples of Scheldeprijs and Dwars door Vlaanderen are also in the mix
Cycling Weekly · Jan 1 Demi Vollering on top, Tadej Pogačar to win Roubaix, and bigger tyres – the Cycling Weekly predictions for 2026 These might not be the boldest bets, but they could come off
Cycling Weekly · Dec 13, 2025 Tadej Pogačar 'not obsessed' by Paris-Roubaix and Milan-San Remo, but insists 'it’s impossible to have the same amount of fun at the Tour de France' The world champion will race a similar race calendar to 2025, and there are two races above all that he is most desperate to succeed in
Cycling Weekly · Apr 23, 2025 I rode the full course of Liège-Bastogne-Liège and it opened my eyes to the beauty of this under-appreciated race Flanders and Roubaix have been and gone. Forget about them – some of the most epic racing of this Classics season is on the horizon
Cycling Weekly · Apr 22, 2025 Tadej Pogačar has shown he's fallible - and that's a good thing The Slovenian won’t enjoy losing, but it’s better for brand Pog that he sometimes does
Cycling Weekly · Apr 17, 2025 Save £42 on the same tyres that Mathieu Van de Poel won Paris-Roubaix on, this Easter weekend Its rare that Pirelli P-Zero Race TLR RS can be found on sale, and certainly not with a whopping 25% discount, grab a pair this weekend before they go...
Cycling Weekly · Apr 15, 2025 I went to Paris-Roubaix Femmes and was shocked at how it is still treated as secondary to the men’s race The women’s version of the Hell of the North is five years old, but needs to be put more on equal footing with the men
Cycling Weekly · Apr 14, 2025 Why Paris-Roubaix 2025 is proof that road bike tyres still have a long way to go Paris-Roubaix bike tech could have wide implications for the many - here's why