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Here's what the main protagonists said after the 'Hell of the North.'

The Dane dropped everyone on the final climb to solo home an emphatic victory. Landa and Izagirre hit podium, with McNulty in 7th.

Canadian ace wins six-rider breakaway sprint as Kopecky, Longo Borghini and all other top favorites lose their opportunity.

'It's like being on the pitch during a Champions League game': We speak to the staffers that can make-or-break a team's ride through 'Hell.'

Jumbo-Visma confirms Laporte, Affini, and defending champion Van Baarle will use the new KAPS system for Roubaix and its 55km of pavé.

Follow all the headlines for the women's and men's Paris-Roubaix this weekend.

Commentary: Pogačar should strike while the iron is hot and divebomb into the 'Hell of the North' this weekend.

What you need to know before the splashy new league kicks off its inaugural season in Miami on Saturday.

Where are they now? We look back at every US rider to start Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes across the decades.

Follow all the GC action as Jonas Vingegaard, Brandon McNulty, and Richard Carapaz face off at the six-stage race across Spain's Basque Country.

US climber ace to start the Italian grand tour for first time since 2019 as late replacement for the injured Wilco Kelderman.

The French champion will race for Human Powered Health for the first time after exemption from UCI allows her to swap teams.

The Dane is still a bit hobbled from his 2022 Tour de Suisse crash, but he believes in his chances at Paris-Roubaix.

A lot goes into making sure the riders get through Paris-Roubaix, even more so now with two races this weekend.

Midweek rain expected to clear through weekend as peloton braces for mix of mud, puddles and dry patches on the notorious pavé.

Van Aert has come to terms with missing the podium at the Tour of Flanders.

Our editors pick some of their highlights from watching and reporting on 'The Hell of the North.'

Where are they now? We look back at every US rider to race Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes across the decades in a three-part series.

The UCI listed the French rider on its website Thursday as a member of the U.S.-registered team

Who can claim the treasured cobblestone trophies this weekend? Here's our guide to the favorites and outsiders.

VeloNews follows the French team as it tests out the Paris-Roubaix cobbles ahead of Saturday's race.

Christopher Blevins reflects on teamwork, inner commitment, and finding flow at this year's stage race in South Africa.

From the sectors to the storylines, here's all you need to know before Van Aert, Kopecky, Van der Poel roar toward Roubaix.

Mark Cavendish hits his most significant result so far in 2023 with a podium in the race he's won three times.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

The SD Worx express train delivers once more as Dutch squad continues to dominate the spring.

The highest ranked UCI event in the United States returns September 3, 2023.

Cavendish has yet to win a race, but the team is banking on him to hit his stride in time for the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France.

Belgian says that she would do the same thing at Strade Bianche if SD Worx found itself in the same situation.

Marc Soler breaks thumb, and stage-winner Ide Schelling called out the 2.7km downhill finale: 'It was too crazy in my opinion.'

The French national champion may be barred for signing with a new team until June.

Tim Wellens released from the hospital after surgery: 'Social media has punished Maciejuk enough.'

The Belgian believes that the Koppenberg should be put later in the Flanders course after carnage on the cobbles.

After being dropped and then losing the sprint for the Ronde podium, Van Aert rebounds for Roubaix: 'I’ll turn that page. This week there’s another chance.'

Peloton reeling from worse mass crash since infamous Tour de France 'Allez Opi-Omi' incident in 2021.

Here are some of the best stories, takeaways, and oddities coming out of a Ronde for the record books.

US rider bridged across to lead group and battled to ninth-place finish in spectacular De Ronde debut.

The Trek-Segafredo rider says she felt terrible all day at Tour of Flanders, despite finishing third.

Dutchman said he rode faster than ever at the Tour of Flanders but he couldn't keep up with Pogačar.

SD Worx went 1-2, but Trek-Segafredo wasn't going to make it easy for them.

The Belgian becomes only the second woman to win back-to-back Tour of Flanders titles after her solo victory.

With victories at Tour of Flanders, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, and Il Lombardia, speculation already swirls about Pogačar pulling a monument sweep.

Everyone agreed Tadej Pogačar was the strongest Sunday: 'I have never climbed so fast, but Tadej was simply the best today.'

After two crashes and a lost bike computer, US star continues standout season with fifth on Ronde debut.

SD Worx used its strength in numbers to dominate the race as Annemiek van Vleuten crashes in final edition.

Pogačar drops Van der Poel to become first Tour de France winner since Eddy Merckx to win Flanders. Mads Pedersen hits third.

Retiring star reflects on his 'special' 2016 win as his last classics campaign nears its end.

Bahrain-Victorious rider Filip Maciejuk disqualified after provoking big spill that took down Alaphilippe, Stuyven, and others.

De Ronde is underway, and the talk in Bruges was all about trying to foil the 'big three': 'If you want to win you're going to have to attack.'

Mads Pedersen bracing for tricky conditions: 'The Koppenberg will be the big deal. It’s important to go into Koppenberg in a good position.'

'Holy Week' is crunch time for mechanics: 'A perfect Flanders is race without problems, and the win.'

Follow all the men's and women's headlines going into Sunday's Tour of Flanders.

After thrilling contests at Milan-San Remo and the E3 Saxo Classic, cycling's 'Three Kings' are back at it again at Flanders' Finest.

21-year-old rising star Megan Jastrab leads big North American contingent at De Ronde.

The VeloNews editors pick their favorites for the men's and women's races. Who's your tip?

A handful of chasing teams hung tough this spring against the Pogačar, Van Aert, Van der Poel onslaught. Can they rewrite the script Sunday?

Can his ripping spring form make him only the second US male to finish on the podium? Powless goes better the longer the race.

The Dane is back from a devastating injury and ready to start racing again.

Two-time Tour of Flanders winner retreated to Spain to prepare for De Ronde and to search for 'freshness' for Paris-Roubaix next week.

Can Soudal Quick-Step turn its classics fortunes around, should the Muur be back in the Tour of Flanders route? VeloNews editors take a look.

'On Sunday everyone will start from scratch again': Why anything less than victory for Van Aert at De Ronde may be deemed a failure.

Organizers have said that it has been unable to get the financial backing it needs to host the race.

Photographers Jered Gruber, Ashley Gruber, and Chris Auld bring us inside the action from the men's and women's races last weekend.

Lunar-inspired apparel gives a fresh look to Assos' most popular jersey lines.

The peloton's top stars descent on Belgium for Flanders' Finest.

Classics powerhouse tests the Gravaa KAPS system at Dwars door Vlaanderen ahead of possible use at the 'Hell of the North' next month.

The Dutch rider animated an active Dwars door Vlaanderen in just her second road race following surgery earlier this year.

'It gives us a different edge having him back': Analysis – Can Pidcock deliver on Ineos' faith against Van Aert, Van der Poel, Pogačar at De Ronde?

Jumbo-Visma looks to build an even stronger team for the future, even after a five-consecutive-win opening at the spring classics.

Patrick Lefevere banks on French ace while searching for Jumbo-Visma bakery.

Vollering points to team ethos and top new domestiques as crucial to powerhouse sqaud after scoring Dwars door Vlaanderen victory.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

Powless finds cobblestone legs in ride to third at Dwars door Vlaanderen: 'I felt really comfortable on the sectors, so hopefully I feel similar Sunday.'

Chiara Consonni and Marianne Vos round out the podium.

The Solo doesn’t stop when the pavement ends.

Early attack containing Alexander Kristoff almost makes it to the finish.

After missing out on a spot at the team in 2018, the Belgian is making the most of his chance to ride for Lotto-Dstny.

Tour de Hoody: Van der Poel and Van Aert complicate life for Pogačar and his quest to win De Ronde.

Jumbo-Visma has a deal with the company through 2024 but could be on the hunt for a new title sponsor for 2025.

After a three-year retirement, the iconic and irreverent chaise lounge made an appearance at the Mid South. What is the future of gravel's favorite furniture?