Author: Henri Giroud

Tadej Pogačar crushed the peloton to win his fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège, but not before 19-year-old Paul Seixas forced the World Champion to fight for it on La Redoute.

When Wout van Aert crossed the finish line in the Roubaix velodrome, his tears were an eight-year tribute to his late teammate, Michael Goolaerts.

Franziska Koch ruined Visma-Lease a Bike’s perfect Sunday, out-sprinting Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot to claim a brilliant, career-defining victory in the Roubaix velodrome.

The Tour of Flanders is here. This Sunday, the peloton takes on the steepest, most miserable farm roads in Western Europe. We break down the Kwaremont, the Koppenberg, and the absolute bloodbath expected between MVDP, WVA, Pogačar, and Remco.

Gent-Wevelgem changed its name to “In Flanders Fields,” but the crosswinds are still going to destroy the peloton. We preview the route, the Kemmelberg cobbles, and the heavy hitters looking to survive the chaos this Sunday.

Everything you need to know about the 2026 Milan-San Remo. We break down the 298km route, the Poggio, top contenders like Pogačar and Van der Poel, and how to watch live.

After years of governing body neglect and the scandalous collapse of USACrits, the American domestic racing scene is finally showing signs of life. Driven entirely by grassroots promoters, the American Criterium Cup is stepping up to drag US crit racing back into the spotlight.

For an organization that used to ruthlessly calculate every marginal gain on the road, the modern INEOS Grenadiers setup often looks a little bit chaotic. Take Tuesday morning at Paris-Nice, for example. During their routine recon for the Stage 3 Team Time Trial, the squad managed to crash. Oscar Onley described it in perfect corporate PR speak after the race, noting that the team “had a bit of a scare” and “found the limits this morning.” Translation: they binned it in the corners before the clock had even started. But whatever panic ensued in the INEOS team cars apparently worked.…