Exclusive: Tom Boonen talks Quick-Step’s classics misery, Pogačar, and van der Poel
‘I could tell six weeks ago that Quick-Step wouldn't win a classic,’ says four-time Paris-Roubaix winner.
‘I could tell six weeks ago that Quick-Step wouldn't win a classic,’ says four-time Paris-Roubaix winner.
Though it's not in the race for 2022, we look back at the climb simply known as the Muur.
Is it street art? Graffiti? Or just another way to express a love of bike racing and for bike racers?
Pro racer, history student and town council member — how Florian Vermeersch nearly won Paris-Roubaix.
Paris-Roubaix is James Startt's favorite race in the world, as it is capable of packing all of the action of the three-week Tour de France into a six-hour race.
Cancellara on how van Aert and van der Poel were too hot too early this season and whether their rivalry compares to his and Tom Boonen's.
From Peter Sagan's world-champion romp to Mat Hayman's miracle-on-cobblestones, our editors pick their favorite editions of Paris-Roubaix.
VeloNews Editor in Chief Fred Dreier writes how the chaos, the crowds, the climbs, and the cobblestones are what makes the Tour of Flanders cycling's best Monument.
No race better predicts success at Tour of Flanders or Paris-Roubaix than Harelbeke.
Trek-Segafredo manager Luca Guercilena, who worked closely with the Swiss star, believes today's generation is even deeper and more competitive than during the Cancellara-Boonen heyday.
Belgium's king of the cobblestones inks a deal with the Italian consumer-direct clothing brand.
His dominant victory that year in the 'Hell of the North' would be his last.
We had all been waiting for Tom Boonen make history in the Roubaix velodrome, and history was indeed made — by an unlikely challenger.
After a three-year wait, Flemish cycling fans have finally found an heir to Tom Boonen's throne.
The world champion and the Olympic champion battled at the classics.
Boonen, Naesen react to 26-kilometer reduction and loss of the Muur from 2020 Tour of Flanders.
Everyone tipped Boonen to win a record fifth stone trophy, but the stars aligned for the journeyman Australian.
Photojournalist James Startt has been to every edition of Paris-Roubaix since 1993 but one. Here are a few of his favorite cobble sectors.
On this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast we examine Paris-Roubaix editions from 2014, 2016, and 2019.
Reigning champ Valverde promises to go down swinging, but this worlds likely marks end of glorious era that dates back to 1999