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Stage 1 - Guardini sprints to victory | Dataran Helang - Pekan Kuah2011-01-23 94.3km
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Stage 2 - Guardini doubles up in Malaysia | Kangar - Butterworth2011-01-24 145km -
Stage 3 - Kittel wins the sprint in Sitiawan | Taiping - Sitiawan2011-01-25 144.9km -
Stage 7 - Guardini strikes again in Tampin | Banting - Tampin2011-01-29 149.5km -
Stage 8 - Forster wins sprint in Jasin | Kuala Pilah - Jasin2011-01-30 156.5km -
Stage 9 - Shpilevsky slips away for stage win in Langkawi | Melaka - Nilai2011-01-31 151.7km
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Blurred vision, flat tyres, and a collision with a spectator – Laurence Pithie sees dream scenario turn to nightmare at Paris-Roubaix
'I don't really know what to say, to be honest' – shellshocked New Zealander recounts a wild day on the pavé -
‘I knew this is a race that suits me’ - Franziska Koch crowns breakthrough spring campaign with Paris-Roubaix Femmes victory
German champion is third FDJ United-Suez rider to win a Classic this spring -
'Expensive mistake' costs Lotte Kopecky shot at Paris-Roubaix Femmes podium
SD Worx-Protime rider came home over a minute behind lead trio
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'I don't know what to feel yet' – Heartbroken Marianne Vos attempts to come to terms with agonising Paris-Roubaix defeat
'We miss him, calling him, having small WhatsApp messages, or a picture, or whatever. But in a way… you just try and focus on what you have to do' says Vos in memory of her late father -
'It's been my goal to win this race and point to the sky' – Wout van Aert dedicates Paris-Roubaix victory to late teammate as past misfortune gave him 'knowledge to pull it off'
Belgian dedicated victory to Michael Goolaerts, admitting 'I like to believe that he gave me a bit of extra power' -
Redlands Bicycle Classic: Ella Sabo and Jim Brown sprint to victory on stage 4 in traditional downtown criterium
Lauren Stephens retains women’s GC lead as Eric Brunner takes over men’s lead with bonus seconds
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As it happened: Paris-Roubaix Femmes concludes with a breathtaking three-up sprint
Four-star sector at Haveluy à Wallers is a major new addition among extra 4.5km of cobbles as the elite women tackle Hell of the North -
Did Shimano's new pedals cost Mathieu van der Poel victory at Paris-Roubaix?
Only a big brain moment from Tibor Del Grosso could save the team from complete embarrassment -
As is happened: No broken records as fan favourite puts on a masterclass at Paris-Roubaix 2026
Wout Van Aert (Visma-Lease a Bike) out sprinted Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) with Jasper Stuyven (Soudal-QuickStep) completing the podium
