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Dylan van Baarle delivers elusive victory in the 'Hell of the North' for the UK super-team.

Wout van Aert confirms debut at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

Peloton braces for an ever-evolving 'Hell of the North' as teams, riders, and broadcasters adapt to the calendar's youngest classic.

Dylan van Baarle’s solo victory at Paris-Roubaix takes the Ineos Grenadiers into the last stretch of their phenomenal Spring Classics.

Cosmo Catalano is back and discusses everything from the women's 'Hell of the North.'

Plus new things from CeramicSpeed, eyewear from KOO and PitViper, a 3D-printed bike, and a retro find.

Ineos Grenadiers have established themselves as the cobbled kings of 2022 after taking a long-awaited success in this year's Paris-Roubaix. 

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CO2 canisters, MTB derailleurs, and good old double-wrapped bar tape. All the tech from the Roubaix start village.

Ineos Grenadiers are rewarded with a Monumental Paris-Roubaix victory as Dylan van Baarle goes solo with 19 km to go.

The incident summed up Quick-Step's trials and tribulations during this year's northern classics campaign.

Van der Poel content on injury comeback after top-10s at Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix and victory at Tour of Flanders.

Wout van Aert on comeback podium: ‘Every classic is hard, but Roubaix is utter chaos and a suffer-fest until the finish line.'

Turner continues to tear through debut classics season with 11th-place finish in Roubaix velodrome and a hand in teammate van Baarle's cobblestone trophy.

Silver in last year's world championships was all the Dutch rider needed to convince himself he could go the monument distance and win.

‘He might need a lawyer but that will be it. I hope he doesn’t sleep this evening,’ says team boss.

Mohorič dazzled all day long at Paris-Roubaix but made one attack too many to be best for the second-place sprint.

'When they went in the crosswinds, and split it, they took the opportunity. We’ve never seen anything like that in Paris-Roubaix,' said former Tour de France winner.

Ineos Grenadiers wins its first Paris-Roubaix after Dutchman attacks late to distance elite group.

'If you don't know anything about the race, stay home. For me that is dramatic, because there was still a podium place in it,' says Belgian rider.

As the dust settles on the Paris-Roubaix Femmes we take a look at all the tech from the start and finish.

Elisa Longo Borghini steals the show, Trek Segafredo's masterclass, and SD Worx unravels.

Book extract: By 1967, Paris-Roubaix needed a facelift. Former miner and cycling legend Jean Stablinski knew of a treacherous sector he thought was too difficult for the race.

Here we have it, a bike that could be heading to victory come Sunday.

Paris-Roubaix Femmes-winner Elisa Longo Borghini and her Trek-Segafredo teammates race on an unreleased new Trek Domane RSL.

'The last will be first'.

A different rider, a very different race, a different set of pressures than they faced in October, but six months on from the inaugural Paris Roubaix Femmes, Trek-Segafredo answered every question asked of them on the dusty cobbles of northern France on Saturday.

An immediate breakdown of the second Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

"It’s like going through Dante's Hell and then being in the paradise".

Longo Borghini may have rode into the velodrome alone, but she says her team support was the reason she was there at all.

American rider carrying momentum into debut in the 'Hell of the North' with Ineos Grenadiers.

Longo Borghini makes it two from two for Trek-Segafredo at Paris-Roubaix Femmes with a spectacular solo effort.

'The bigger teams, they can sign, retain and poach the best talent from smaller teams. It’s a rough game. You’ve got to be really scrappy,' says American team boss.

'Honestly, I had a lot of fun today, as much as it hurt. I’ll be back for revenge,' says American rider.

Brand on the podium and van Dijk in the top-10 rounds out dominant day for Trek-Segafredo after Longo Borghini's solo escape.

‘I'm sure that during the upcoming years I’ll come close or maybe get the victory,’ says Kopecky.

Italian star channels frustration of a lost spring to go all-in with solo raid over cobblestones of Roubaix, hails ‘perfect’ new Trek Domane.

Italian wins via long-range attack as Kopecky and Brand complete podium.

While chasing back from a flat tire, Balsamo took help from her team car — and was thrown out of the race.

Trek-Segafredo team loses major opponent after Vos ruled out of Paris-Roubaix Femmes on morning of race.

Veteran mechanic Jac-Johann Steyn explains his team's gearing and tire configurations, and the thinking behind them.

Michal Kwiatkowski says he feels like a neo-pro as he makes his second appearance at the monument.

'When I tested positive this morning, the world came crashing down for a moment,' says Dutch rider.

Van Aert 'not in pre-Tour of Flanders form' after COVID case but intent on going down swinging at Paris-Roubaix.

'Contract negotiation is about business. You cannot explain a season without results with two punctures and a badly timed crash,' says team boss.

By all accounts a return to autumn Roubaixs would cause a rider revolt.

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We dig into the new gravel shoe from top to bottom

The EF Education–Easy Post general manager discusses what it takes to keep one of cycling’s longest-tenured teams running.

The team is finally fully fit with time running out to score a big one this spring.

Bib shorts, cargo bib shorts, and a standout swing-season cycling jersey.

A race report from 1981 that includes Bernard Hinault's victory at Paris-Roubaix.

From van Baarle to van der Poel, we highlight the key riders to watch in Sunday's final spring classic of the season.

On the ground in France, the CyclingTips podcast previews the upcoming Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

She might be a favorite for Saturday's race, but the World ITT Champion isn't in love with the cobbles.

After barely a half a year since the previous edition, it's again time for the ‘Hell of the North.'

The documentary about women's cycling returns with an episode focused on the fearsome 'Hell of the North.'

Sport scientists, team staffers and chefs lift the lid on the old-school feasts and high-tech fuelling of the 'Hell of the North.'

A confident Mads Pedersen will co-lead Trek-Segrafredo and the team is racing to win Paris-Roubaix.

We trawled through 16 editions of the Hell of the North and the data shows there is only one clear favourite this weekend.

Dutch rider plays down her status as a favorite after crashing heavily in the 2021 edition.

The EF Education-EasyPost general manager discusses what it takes to keep one of cycling’s longest-tenured teams running.

Australian underwent double surgery this week and will miss Sunday's Paris-Roubaix.

The cobblestoned roads of northern France are the cruel setting for cycling's most spectacular singular day of racing.

Lotto Soudal in a race for points as the team tries to avoid demotion from the WorldTour at the end of 2022.

Jumbo-Visma is glad the Belgian star is back in time to race Paris-Roubaix: 'Wout starts in a free role.'

A look at the buildup to the cobbled monument that finishes in a velodrome after taking on 55km of cobbles in the men's ‘Hell of the North.'

Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss pushes back on notion of moving such races as Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix to the fall.

From Hornaing through the Carrefour de l'Arbre and onto Roubaix, the 29 kilometers of pavé that help make up the 2022 Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

Ahead of the weekend's racing, the Grubers joined the riders on their course recons.

Also: quelling crosswind instability with wider tires, and how to measure chain wear without a chain checker tool.

Here's what you need to know about the 119th edition of the men's 'Hell of the North'.