Johan Van Summeren

The team made big changes on its roster, signing several younger riders

The American sprinter has not won a race in Europe since triumphing in a stage at the 2011 Tour de France

The 2013 classics campaign has not been fruitful for the U.S.-based squad

Garmin boss disputes head injury claims for Van Summeren, Danielson, and laments the loss of the Giro champ

An empty, emotional defending Roubaix champ says he just didn't have it on the day of his defense

Team chairman Doug Ellis bullish on Belgian's Roubaix title defense

The 2011 winner is feeling surprisingly little pressure as he prepares for Sunday’s “Hell of the North”

In an exclusive video from BrakeThrough Media, defending champion Johan Vansummeren and Garmin-Barracuda recon the 2012 Paris-Roubaix route and talk about the "easiest race." Vansummeren says, "you just ride hard and don't have a flat tire."

From the favorites talking about their chances to race maps and start lists, it's all here for "The Hell of the North"

Young team leader Sep Vanmarcke runs out of gas late, Farrar spends rare day in the break

Devolder: 'Pay attention to Lieuwe'; Vansummeren caught without a helmet; Cav starts sports scholarships; Meares/Pendleton rivalry still fierce

VeloNews.com caught up with the riders from Garmin-Barracuda at their 2012 team camp in Calpe, Spain

From the Garmin-Barracuda camp in Calpe, Spain

"The night before the race, around midnight, I told my father, 'I will be close.' I knew I was good."

Johan Van Summeren, who delivered Garmin-Cervélo's biggest win in team history with Paris-Roubaix in April, will stay with the team through the 2014 season.

Depending on whose viewpoint you want to believe, the Garmin-Cervélo team was either (1) totally brilliant or (2) toxically negative.

ROUBAIX, France (VN) — Jonathan Vaughters finally landed a big fish. And it doesn't get any bigger than Paris-Roubaix.

What a difference a year makes: A DNF at Paris-Roubaix in 2010, Johan Van Summeren wins the race in 2011 with a well-timed solo break.

Johan Van Summeren salvaged Garmin-Cervélo's classics season with a brilliant victory at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday.