Posts tagged Paris-Roubaix

Watch one of the sloppiest Paris-Roubaix classics in years with video highlights of the 2021 edition of the Hell of the North.

The men took their turn on the Paris-Roubaix cobbles in treacherous conditions. Of course, a top cyclocrosser contested the win. Full results.

Relive history being made along with all the drama of the wet and muddy 2021 Paris Roubaix Femmes race with two sets of video highlights.

A group of six at the 2019 Paris-Roubaix whittled down to Philippe Gilbert and Nils Politt entering the velodrome. Get the full story in our race recap.

Riders descend to Hades this Sunday at the 2019 Hell of the North, Paris-Roubaix. We look at the race’s rich history and the cobblestone sectors in store.

Peter Sagan became the fifth man to win Paris-Roubaix in the rainbow stripes, but the 2018 event was marred by the passing of Michael Goolaerts. Get the story from the somber day and race results.

Wout van Aert has had a succesful 2018 Spring Classics campaign. InCycle TV spoke with Van Aert and team manager Nick Nuyens in this extended English interview.

Perhaps Paris Roubaix inspired you to conquer a tough mix of pavement and rough dirt or gravel roads, but do you have the right tires? Here are five top choices that we’ve reviewed that will have you racing to the velodrome or pub.

It seems that odd years at Paris Roubaix bring both success and heartbreak for former Cyclocross World Champ Zdenek Stybar. After bad luck while in the lead group in 2013, and second in a sprint in 2015, the Czech star had another near-miss in the Roubaix velodrome.

Ready for Paris Roubaix? The Queen of the Classics captures the most cyclocross attention, and we’ve got three short videos to get you ready for the cobbled ride through Hell.

Mario Vanacker was on hand for the 114th running of the Hell of the North yesterday and was able to get a few shots of both Lars van der Haar’s and Lars Boom’s bikes that they rode in the iconic race.

The Cyclocross World Championship silver medalist will start his first Paris-Roubaix this Sunday.

Every year, Paris-Roubaix piques the interest of cyclocross fans all across the nation like no other road race can. Perhaps it is the image of …

You could be forgiven for assuming that two Trek-sponsored racers, nicknamed Spartacus and The Cannibal from Baal, both famous for dropping all-comers when conditions are …

Some of you—at least, those who follow road in addition to cyclocross—may remember a couple of years ago when allegations were made that Fabian Cancellara …

A collective moan went up over the Twitter-verse as Czech cyclocrosser/roadie Zdenek Stybar connected with a fan, bumping just hard enough to be dropped from …

by Kat Statman It’s the off-season for our favorite ’crossers, so most of them are sitting at home relaxing. Niels Albert went for a walk …

Canada’s Paris to Ancaster Classic is quickly becoming the North American Paris Roubaix, only with far more dirt and trails than the fame French classic. …

To celebrate today’s cobbled Paris Roubaix classic, a favorite skinny tire race of cyclocross fans, we’re taking a look back at the 1985 edition. In …

British cycling clothing manufacturer Rapha has teamed up with Ridley Scott Associates (think Bladerunner and other visually sumptuous productions) to produce a series of three …

by Josh Liberles Robbie McEwen (Katusha) remains one of the world’s fastest finishers on the road. This year he’s adding some of the nasty, northern …