The cobbles of the Trouée d'Arenberg
The biggest prize to be gained at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday will be the famous cobblestone trophy, but if you're a rider who doesn't manage that, then at least there's the secondary prizes of the many prestigious Strava KOMs along the course.
Paris-Roubaix KOMs
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'I tried my absolute hardest' - Matthew Richardson wins first British title after nationality swapOlympic silver medallist adds National Championships gold to his count on day one of the competition
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Tweets of the week: Disaster at the Volta, Tadej Pogačar's special warm-up, and GB's cyclists go to the footieBehold the memes from Filippo Ganna's chalked off stage win
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I would love to see Tadej Pogačar ride Paris-Roubaix - even if it won’t be this seasonThe world champion teased everyone with a video of a training ride on the Arenberg Trench
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Tadej Pogačar teases Paris-Roubaix debut with Arenberg recon videoCould the world champion ride - and win - in 2025?
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Paris-Roubaix Arenberg chicane replaced with 'small detour' for 2025Race director says new four-turn measure will 'slow down the riders in a more fluid manner'
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'I don’t think it would be a surprise to anyone' - Mathieu van der Poel on Tadej Pogačar winning Paris-RoubaixDutchman says current road world champion has already proven he has what it takes to thrive on the cobblestones of the Hell of the North
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Jasper Philipsen: 'All eyes will be on us at the Classics but we will be ready'Milan-San Remo winner says Alpecin-Decuninck will be prepared to have a target on their back next year
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Tadej Pogačar broke 288 Strava KOMs during Tour de France victorySlovenian won his third Tour title in Nice last weekend, and picked up a host of new trophies on Strava
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'Who TF flagged me?': Tadej Pogačar's achievement marked as questionable on Strava after Giro d’Italia stage victoryThe queen stage of race featured the brutal Mortirolo pass and included more than 5,400 metres of elevation
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‘I was just on a mad one’ - Lewis Askey reflects back on the ride that helped him turn proBritish rider remembers his victory at Paris-Roubaix juniors
