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Paris-Roubaix will return after no edition in 2020 and the Hell of the North has a star studded field with Mathieu van der Poel, Wout van Aert, Jasper Stuyven and Kasper Asgreen all keen to add the Queen of the Classics to their palmares. The defending champion Philippe Gilbert will be leading Lotto Soudal with another former champion John Degenklob. Peter Sagan who won in 2018 will be looking for a last top performance before leaving Bora Hansgrohe.

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Julian Alaphilippe becomes the first french rider to defend a world road race title. And Wout van Aert and Remco Evenepoel are not able to get on the podium for Belgium. Michael Valgren finally gets a podium for Denmark at the Worlds.

The 88th World Road Race will be held in Flanders and it could be a clash of the titans with Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel with the defending champion Julian Alaphilippe also looking to defend his title from Imola.

The Danish squad are led by Kasper Asgreen with several strong cards such as Michael Valgren and Magnus Cort Nielsen.

Filippo Ganna was looking to deny Flanders a first ever Belgian winner in the Time trial discipline for the men and did so with Wout van Aert 2nd and Remco Evenepoel in third.

Egan Bernal has been rumoured to Israel Start Up Nation in a freak story but would the Colombian even fit in the Israeli team and be as dominant?

Equally it looks set that James Shaw's absence from the World Tour is over with EF Education Nippo being rumoured to be the destination for the Ribble-Weldtite star.

Wout van Aert and Filippo Ganna will look to repeat their showdown from Imola last year and this year the form looks to be on the side of the Belgian star.

Latest transfers and rumours from the Pro Cycling World

Rohan Dennis to Jumbo Visma from Ineos Grenadiers

Elia Viviani to Ineos Grenadiers from Cofidis

Odd Christian Eiking to EF Education from Intermache Wanty Gobert

Antwan Tolhoek to Trek Segafredo from Jumbo Visma

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The 76th edition of the Vuelta produced a variety of results from Primoz Roglic taking his 3rd consecutive victory to Fabio Jakobsen winning stages and the green jersey.

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Michael Storer attempted to complete his Hat-trick but unfortunately it was not to be.

Miguel Angel Lopez took his first Vuelta stage win since 2017 and managed to get his most important win to date for his Movistar team in his first year with them. Primoz Roglic showed his imperious form to drop his rivals.

Egan Bernal and Primoz Roglic became temporary allies but they were not able to last to the top of the climb as Egan Bernal was dropped and brought by Bahrain Victorious.