Anyone who is anyone has seemingly been weighing in on the big news that was announced on Wednesday night, as Paris-Roubaix confirmed plans to add a chicane prior to the famous Trouée d'Arenberg cobblestone section. One man whose opinion is worth some weight, is former Paris-Roubaix winner, Niki Ter...

In 2004, Magnus Bäckstedt took the biggest win of his career at Paris-Roubaix, taking the victory on the concrete velodrome in a sprint from a four-man group. A few months later, his daughter Zoe was born and now 20 years on she is set to line up at the Hell of the North for the second time in her c...

Two more sleeps for Paris-Roubaix, until then, Adwitiya’s here to bring you all the latest news and chit-chat from the cycling world this Friday

Tim Merlier took a big win on Wednesday, sprinting to Scheldeprijs success ahead of his Belgian sprint rival, Jasper Philipsen. As such, confidence is high for Merlier heading into this weekend's Paris-Roubaix."I believe something is possible," the 31-year-old Belgian, who now has seven wins already...

Two decades have passed since the Swede won in Roubaix. He remembers it like it was yesterday

Not cycling specific and limited reflectives – but it's warm, comfortable and ideal for multi-sport use 5/10

The 2024 Itzulia Basque Country was brought to a terrifying stop on Thursday afternoon as a number of riders in the peloton crashed hard into a concrete ditch on a pacey descent.Whilst the likes of Remco Evenepoel and Primoz Roglic were forced to abandon, one of those who looked worst affected was t...

Former Tour of Flanders winner Kasper Asgreen praises the initiative behind the decision to adjust the key part of the course

Paris-Roubaix organizers implemented a chicane to the entrance of the Trouée d'Arenberg sector and although he was not the most vocal, Mathieu van der Poel's "Is this a joke?" tweet certainly captured the attention of many and stirred the pot. The Dutchman does not believe the artificial corner crea...

The Hell of the North will take a slightly different approach to the Arenberg pavé this year. Here are our alternatives