With the World championship road race and Paris-Roubaix in the next week, John Thomson has put together another BIG photo gallery for our pleasure. Belgium and France - Hot beds of cycling, cobbles, fashion and beer, with a bit of Italian Strade Bianche style thrown in.

PEZ Paparazzo, John Thomson, has put together another of his mega collections. From the cat walk's of Paris to the mud of cyclocross and road racing, John has chosen more of his favorite pics, and added a few others not from his own lens.

Our resident 'Paparazzi' John Thomson has rattled his vast photo collection for another very varied gallery. A mix of his own cyclo-cross, Paris Fashion Week couture shots, plus his favorite cycling magazine cover photos. Here's one collection you've not seen before.

PEZ photographer, John Thomson, is missing Roubaix and Paris. Who can blame him? What could be better than snapping the top riders on the cobbles of Roubaix and the top models at the couture shows in Paris. Here os John's 'alternative' Paris-Roubaix 'photo-shoot'.

Our PEZ photog, John Thomson, should be in Flanders on Sunday for the big race of the season: De Ronde van Vlaanderen. But not to worry, he has sent in his 'Top Ten' photos from the Flemish cobbled Classic. We've added the video highlights for your enjoyment.

On Saturday the peloton, men's and women's, hits the gravel roads of Siena on the Strade Bianchi. To whet your appetite for the white roads Classic, PEZ photographer, John Thomson has emptied his photo files to compile his favorite Strade Bianche shots.

John Thomson's favourite collection from 2020, with the added atmosphere of black and white images shot on film. All from Canada in the 80s and 90s - Classic work from John.

John Thomson has dragged his archives for another of his classic photo galleries of the stars of cyclocross and road, even with a mountain biker thrown in. A real mix from Canada in the 90's up to Europe in 2019.

John Thomson has given his archive another good shake and his pick of the best photos from the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal from 2015 to 2017 has fallen out. Bad and good weather plus some of the top stars of the road make this Canadian race a true Classic.