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FeatureTadej Pogačar's final challenges: Paris-Roubaix – Mission impossible?
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News'I cannot finish my career without trying everything' – Tadej Pogačar continues search for variety into 2026, targets Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix again
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News'I don't think I can do this every Spring' - Tadej Pogačar plays down expectations for repeat Classics season stunner in 2026 and beyond
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Paris-Roubaix12 April 2026 - 11 April 2026 | Roubaix | WorldTour
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Elite men | Compiègne - Roubaix2026-04-11
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Latest Content on the Race

'For sure, he'll be back' – Mathieu van der Poel expects Tadej Pogačar to return to fight for Paris-Roubaix win
By Dani Ostanek published
News Dutchman battles through broken radio and power meter as well as a late puncture to solo to third Roubaix win in a row

No 'ifs' for Mads Pedersen despite suffering puncture from lead group at Paris-Roubaix
By Dani Ostanek published
News Dane scores second podium place in as many years after suffering front wheel puncture 71km from finish

'Van Aert told me to go for my own opportunity' - Youngest rider Matthew Brennan impresses as Belgian misses Paris-Roubaix podium
By Pete Trifunovic published
News Van Aert finishes in fourth after crash, as Briton rode aggressively and made the lead group before fading

Gargantuan chainrings, $1,300 hubs, and prototype tyres that barely fit: Paris-Roubaix men’s tech gallery
By Will Jones published
Over 100 images of all the best tech from the pits of the best race of the year

'This is attempted manslaughter' – Mathieu van der Poel vows legal action against bidon-throwing Paris-Roubaix spectator
By Dani Ostanek published
News 'It was really like a stone hitting my face' says triple Roubaix winner, following incident at 33km to go

'It's the hardest race I've done in my life - Tadej Pogačar suffers, crashes but enjoys Paris-Roubaix battle with Mathieu van der Poel
By Jackie Tyson, Stephen Farrand published
News 'I should know there's a corner, so no excuses', Slovenian admits mistake on cobbled corner

'He can win it, absolutely' - Greg LeMond backs Tadej Pogačar as key contender for 2025 Paris-Roubaix
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
News Last defending Tour de France champion to race Roubaix before Pogačar calls Slovenian 'one in a million'

2025 Paris-Roubaix: heavy overnight rain causes wet, slippery cobblestone sectors
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
News Weather and route expected to get drier, but some sectors could still be affected by riskier conditions
Top News on the Race
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'How could I be so stupid?' – Remorseful spectator who threw bidon at Mathieu van der Poel apologises after Paris-Roubaix incident
'I am so happy that he crossed the finish line first' says Belgian man to Het Laatste Nieuws as he tells story for the first time -
'People who behave like that are not welcome' – Van Aert and Pogačar show solidarity with Mathieu van der Poel after bidon-throwing incident
'We want fans to be passionate, but there is no room for aggression or unwanted behaviour like we saw on Sunday' says world champion -
UCI, Alpecin-Deceuninck to pursue bidon thrower 'so that such behaviour is severely punished'
Mathieu van der Poel's team: 'misbehaviour of a few individuals can have far-reaching consequences'
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What's next for Paris-Roubaix's protagonists? – Van der Poel ends Classics campaign as Pogačar heads to favoured terrain in the Ardennes
Dutchman and world champion not set to face off again until Tour de France in July after historic trio of one-day duels -
For the love of Paris-Roubaix – Girmay, Dygert and every Hell of the North finisher emotional after making it to the velodrome
'I have pain everywhere but it's a beautiful race' says Biniam Girmay as he achieves best-ever finish for an African male rider -
Paris-Roubaix medical updates – From fractures for Ballerini and a bloodied face for Küng to lucky escapes for Theuns and Ferguson
The accumulating injury reports from a brutal weekend of racing at the Hell of the North
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Spectator who threw bidon at Mathieu van der Poel during Paris-Roubaix hands himself in to Belgian police
Eventual race winner was struck in the face by a water bottle 33km from the finish amid solo effort -
'That first sector, it's just bodies falling' – Oscar Chamberlain soaks up debut Paris-Roubaix while providing spark of hope for Australian resurgence
One of just three riders from nation lining up to take on the brutal cobbled test, the second-youngest rider in race is first Australian across line in 82nd place -
The highs and lows of Paris-Roubaix: Rory Townsend makes the break for Q36.5 as Joey Pidcock rolls in last
Doug Ryder's squad experienced all the emotions at the Hell of the North
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Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Only a mistake cost Tadej Pogačar in Paris-Roubaix – he'll be back to win soon
The nine-time Monument winner reflects on Van der Poel's win, a costly mistake from Pogačar, and what Ferrand-Prévot's win means for the rest of the season














