Ewan Wilson

1 week ago | cyclist.co.uk | Ewan Wilson

With 50 days to go until the 2025 Tour of Britain Women kicks off on Thursday 5th June, race organisers British Cycling have revealed the route for the latest edition, with four days of racing scheduled between Yorkshire and Scotland. Organisers have confirmed that Stage 1 will head out from Dalby Forest in the North York Moors, with a finish in Redcar later that day along the coast.

1 week ago | cyclist.co.uk | Ewan Wilson

Paris-Roubaix delivered and more on Sunday, serving us an exciting day of racing on the iconic cobblestone roads of northern France. Mathieu van der Poel made it a hat-trick of Paris-Roubaix titles by taking his third win in three years. Much like his other victories, he came into the Roubaix Velodrome alone after leaving Tadej Pogačar to wallow in the mud after overcooking a corner with around 30km to go.

1 week ago | cyclist.co.uk | Ewan Wilson

Saturday saw the fifth running of Paris-Roubaix Femmes, and for the first time in the race’s history the event saw a French victory courtesy of Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, who escaped with around 20km to go. This continues Ferrand-Prévot’s rampant return to road racing, which she hopes will culminate in Tour de France glory this summer.

2 weeks ago | cyclist.co.uk | Ewan Wilson

The Monuments are the pinnacle of cycling’s Classics calendar. Having been given unofficial Monument status during the 1980s and 1990s, these five races are steeped in cycling history and considered the hardest one-day races on the calendar to win. The UCI has even now officially recognised them as superior in the points on offer for placing highly.

2 weeks ago | cyclist.co.uk | Ewan Wilson

The Hell of the North returns this weekend, with the men’s and women’s editions of Paris-Roubaix set to take place on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th April in northern France. After initially ruling out the race from his programme, Tadej Pogačar will make his long-awaited Paris-Roubaix debut this weekend after all, and will be starting the race with one genuine objective: victory. A reigning Tour de France champion hasn’t raced Paris-Roubaix since 1991, when Greg LeMond tackled the French cobbles.