France
Cédric Vasseur: We don’t want Julian Alaphilippe to come to Cofidis as a retirement home
Team boss admits he can’t make a mistake in the transfer market with his squad’s WorldTour future on the line but there’s clear interest and admiration in ‘champion’ Alaphilippe
Cofidis commit to title sponsorship of men's and women's teams through 2028
Consumer credit company has been title sponsor of French WorldTeam since 1997 and started women's team in 2022, with ambitions of reaching Women's WorldTour
The timeless inner sanctum: Inside the Paris-Roubaix showers
A personal account from behind the curtain of cycling’s toughest one-day race, as Jasper Philipsen and Mathieu van der Poel pay homage to the past
Cobbles stolen from Carrefour de l'Arbre after Paris-Roubaix
Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix left exasperated by the behaviour of unruly fans who treated this iconic sector with anything but respect
AJ August, youngest Paris-Roubaix rider in 114 years, misses time cut but fights to the velodrome
Youngest entrant in over a century misses out on time cut by less than two minutes, but ‘really proud’ to have made it to the velodrome in second WorldTour race
Police identify culprit who threw beer at Mathieu van der Poel during Tour of Flanders
Suspect to be questioned, whilst spectator who threw cap at world champion during Paris-Roubaix is set to hand herself in amidst complaint from French rider union
Tom Pidcock: 'I couldn't hold my handlebars at the end of Paris-Roubaix, it was epic'
British rider arrives into the Roubaix Velodrome covered in blisters and sores, but holds on to commendable 17th place finish on debut
On the start line at Paris-Roubaix: 'Mathieu van der Poel was dancing in the team bus'
GCN gets an inside view from the peloton at the start line, as we speak to the likes of Edvald Boasson Hagen, Tim Merlier and Mikkel Bjerg
Tom Pidcock makes shock Paris-Roubaix debut – 'I can't remember the last time I was this excited'
Surprise late entrant for Ineos Grenadiers discusses his excitement for the race, as Ian Stannard gives his thoughts on Pidcock’s chances
Zoe Bäckstedt: 'My hands were completely ruined but it's Paris-Roubaix, you don't give up'
Canyon-SRAM prodigy proud to have fought for as long as possible in the race her father won 20 years ago
Alberto Bettiol’s plan for Paris-Roubaix: ‘Jump into hell and come back alive’
Former Tour of Flanders winner more than happy to go into first Paris-Roubaix a little blind, with nothing but confidence in his team and their experience
'For me this feels like a win,' says Pfeiffer Georgi after Paris-Roubaix Femmes
Third-placed finisher revels in the comfort of her Scott bike, as she reaffirms her position amongst the best in the world
Tim Merlier can win Paris-Roubaix: Here’s how
We speak to Patrick Lefevere, Geert Van Bondt, Bert Van Lerberghe and Merlier himself to discover the masterplan for the 'Hell of the North'
Introducing Paris-Roubaix’s five most iconic cobblestone sectors
Rough, uneven, irregular, brutal - the cobbles fear no man or woman. Here’s our guide to five of the race’s most brutal sectors of stones
Embracing the history of Paris-Roubaix: Alison Jackson claims a space for women
GCN sits down with the defending champion of Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift, who rode from the centre of Paris to Roubaix in homage to the race and its community
The Oreo test: How are the Arenberg cobbles shaping up for Paris-Roubaix?
Armed with a pack of chocolate biscuits, we assess the size, severity and condition of Paris-Roubaix's most fearsome cobblestone sector ahead of the weekend
Mathieu van der Poel: 'Alpecin-Deceuninck are at our strongest in Paris-Roubaix'
Defending champion cedes that Lidl-Trek have produced good tactics in the recent Classics, but believes his team have three options to win on Sunday
The real heroes of Paris-Roubaix? Goats let loose on the cobbles of Arenberg
For the second year in a row, a herd of animals are ensuring the cobblestones are in race-ready condition, in an environmentally and socially friendly way
Paris-Roubaix: Moments that have defined cycling's most-loved Monument
From cobbled climbs and the discovery of the Trouée d'Arenberg, to staving off a tarmac revolution and Lizzie Deignan's historic victory, this race has seen it all
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale terminate Franck Bonnamour's contract
Following an initial suspension by the UCI for an abnormal Biological Passport, the Frenchman's deal has been cut short nine months early
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale go green and blue with new 'Galaxy' kit
French WorldTeam reveal new racing kit to go alongside Decathlon's rebrand, with sparkly new design showing off the company's new tone of blue
Paris-Nice stage 6: Mattias Skjelmose triumphant after decisive three-up move
Lidl-Trek climber sprints to victory ahead of Brandon McNulty and Matteo Jorgenson, with the trio going clear 25km from the finish
Franck Bonnamour provisionally suspended for abnormal Biological Passport
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale climber will be out of action until further notice, as UCI suspends the Frenchman for 'unexplained abnormalities'
Critérium du Dauphiné route revealed with five defining uphill finishes
Course for final Tour de France tune-up revealed by ASO, with startlist set to include reigning champion Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Primož Roglič