More from Paris - Roubaix 2011
'I don't think I can do this every Spring' - Tadej Pogačar plays down expectations for repeat Classics season stunner in 2026 and beyond
News Slovenian first rider ever to finish on six Monument podiums in succession
Sean Kelly's Classics Column: 'If Tadej Pogačar stopped racing this year right now, his season would already be a huge success'
Significant collective improvement in Classics by Pogačar's team helps Slovenian dominate from Strade Bianche to Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Silvan Dillier avoids injury after Paris-Roubaix crash with Visma-Lease A Bike mechanic
News Post-race bulletin stated that Swiss rider had suffered a fracture to his right hand in the fall on the fifth cobbled sector
Tadej Pogačar 'bears the closest resemblance to old warriors like me and Merckx' – Bernard Hinault
News Former French great argues Pogačar's rivalry with Mathieu van der Poel and others is massively beneficial for cycling
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Vuelta a España stage 4 LIVE – Race all together before intermediate sprint
207km from Susa to Voiron as the race begins its return to Spain after the Italian start -
Cycling transfers – All the latest news and announcements for the 2026 season
The ultimate guide to the pro cycling transfer window, tracking every move across the men's and women's WorldTours -
'That environment can push me to the next level' – Stefan Küng heads home with move to Swiss team Tudor Pro Cycling
Swiss rider departs Groupama-FDJ after seven years, moving to ProTeam level
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Ineos Grenadiers make first signing of the summer as Dorian Godon pens three-year deal
The 29-year-old won the French national road race in June and offers versatility to the British squad -
Lidl-Trek sign Tour de France Femmes stage winner Ricarda Bauernfeind on two-year deal
German leaves Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto after coming up through their development programme -
Knog issues recall notice on some Blinder front lights due to fire risk
Customers are advised not to throw the affected units in the trash
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'Septemberitis', stage 22 partying and breakfast at 10am – Thomas De Gendt's best, worst and most unexpected things about the Vuelta a España
In his latest column, Thomas De Gendt takes us inside the Vuelta, and what Remco Evenepoel has to do with it -
'Gnarly conditions', a long break away and searing sprints – Rosa Klöser and Matt Beers victorious at Gravel Worlds
Sticky mud splits race with $100,000 prize purse early, leaving Klöser and Geerike Schreurs in 200km break as Beers beats Keegan Swenson in sprint -
Thumbs-up for Vuelta a España GC bid for Ben O'Connor but thumbs-down to 2025 World Championships
2024 World's road race silver medallist and Vuelta runner-up throws hat in ring for 2025 Grand Tour overall bid
