With the curtains closing on the Spring Classics, Rouleur looks back on the winners and losers of this year's campaign 

A guide to where you can catch all the Giro d'Italia action from home or on the go

The Mauritian trailblazer took the biggest victory of her career on Sunday after a challenging road to the top of the sport

Another solo win for the UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider in Liège–Bastogne–Liège once again highlights that the rest of the peloton needs to anticipate rather than...

Dear Reader, Johnny Green was the former road manager of the Clash, a sardonic, literate, poetic and sharply dressed chancer from Kent whose natural habitat...

Rouleur looks at the contenders for the fourth Monument of the season

The last round of Ardennes week is the toughest challenge yet – who will come out on top?

Lidl-Trek manager Luca Guercilena was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma in the autumn of 2021 aged 48, an aggressive but treatable type of chronic cancer. For...

Fenix-Deceuninck rider claims her first Classics win at La Flèche Wallonne

No one could come close to the world champion when he attacked on the final climb of La Flèche Wallonne- what does this mean for...

Pogačar, Evenepoel and Skjelmose all set to tackle the second Ardennes Classic

After an unpredictable Amstel Gold Race last weekend, the likes of Demi Vollering and Kasia Niewiadoma will be keen to make amends in this mid-week...

Mischa Bredewold seizes the opportunity to claim the biggest win of her career at the Amstel Gold Race

Lidl-Trek’s Mattias Skjelmose takes shock victory at Amstel Gold Race, beating Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel in three-up sprint

Neither Remco Evenepoel nor Wout van Aert is used to waiting this long for a first win of the season, but their own particular missions...

The Italian champion's cobbled Classics campaign may have been blighted by a heavy crash at the Tour of Flanders, but her form is seemingly as...

Soudal Quick-Step rider returns to racing at De Brabantse Pijl.

The first of the Ardennes Classics could see a reduced sprint, unless the climbers can make attacks stick

Rouleur takes a look at the favourites for the first of the Ardennes Classics this Sunday

The Yorkshireman was the last rider to cross the line at Paris-Roubaix, 53 minutes and 40 seconds after the winner

The finish of Paris-Roubaix is like no other and the velodrome will be home to legends for years to come, writes Rachel Jary

19-year-old Matthew Brennan impressed in his debut performance at the Hell of the North, at times appearing to be the strongest rider in his team’s...

The world champion narrowly missed out on a victory at his Hell of the North debut – his performance is a menacing sign for years...

The Alpecin-Deceuninck rider has now won eight Monuments, and next year will be looking to equal the record number of Paris-Roubaix victories.

The Canyon//SRAM rider finished the Hell of the North after a dramatic but rewarding first experience on the cobbles

Tadej Pogačar has a new domestique to rely on – and he's tipped for greatness in the Classics himself.

Teams like Lidl-Trek, Visma-Lease a Bike and EF Education-Oatly are proof that aggressive racing can pay dividends

The Movistar rider was one of two British 18-year-olds representing the Spanish team, with Cat Ferguson also making her debut in the Hell of the...

Tactical blunders and a lack of collective strength left the Dutch team disappointed with Lorena Wiebes’ eventual third place finish at Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift

The Visma-Lease a Bike rider won by almost a minute in the Roubaix velodrome. Her weighty palmarès has another glorious victory.