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Briton is now nine seconds off podium, but Lidl-Trek and Red Bull profess calm

By Adam Becket Published 17 July 26

The Briton is now just a few seconds off the podium spots as the race heads into the major mountains.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 17 July 26

Briton propels himself from 10th to fourth overall, but tempers expectations with time trial coming up

By Tom Davidson Published 17 July 26

The latest podcast episode takes a look behind the scenes, at the business, legal and reputational issues around recalls

By Anne-Marije Rook Last updated 17 July 26

He beat Harold Tejada in a two-up sprint on the longest stage of this year's Tour

By James Shrubsall Published 17 July 26

Le Grande Boucle is the hardest sporting event on the planet, and due to a range of calamities – from crashes to collapses – many riders will not reach Paris

By Pat Kinsella Last updated 17 July 26

Changes made will put the squeeze on trail riders and bikepacking routes

By Greg Kaplan Published 17 July 26

Chief business officer isn't concerned and says 'being a first title sponsor of one of the biggest teams in the world could benefit a company a lot'

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 17 July 26

Frenchman says farming 'teaches you to let go'

By Tom Davidson Published 17 July 26

Cyclist survives bite from an eastern brown, one of the world’s most poisonous snakes

By Pat Kinsella Last updated 17 July 26

Grand Tour debutant Baptiste Veistroffer has stolen French hearts with his solo breakaways

By Tom Davidson Published 16 July 26

Fernando Gaviria joins Alex Molenaar in crashing out of the Tour de France on Caja Rural-Seguros RGA's debut

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 16 July 26

Soudal Quick-Step rider has all but given up his chance in the green jersey competiton

By Adam Becket Published 16 July 26

Soudal Quick-Step rider secures his third win as a horrible crash in the final hundred metres causes carnage in the chasing pack

By Pat Kinsella Published 16 July 26

The Brit's shifter became jammed on stage nine of the Tour de France, potentially costing him the win, but our expert called it a 'freak' occurrence

By James Shrubsall Last updated 16 July 26

We've asked Vittoria, Continental, and UAE Emirates-XRG about tyre usage during the 21-day Grand Tour

By Jack Evans Published 16 July 26

Søren Wærenskjold won with an average speed of 50.91kph, but why was the day so fast?

By Tom Davidson Published 15 July 26

Alpecin-Premier Tech rider finished third behind Søren Wærenskjold

By Adam Becket Published 15 July 26

A narrow final few kilometres increased tension and nerves, but was it unsafe?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 15 July 26

The Uno-X Mobility rider sprints to fastest ever Tour de France stage

By James Shrubsall Published 15 July 26

With more riders than ever using single chainrings at the 2026 Tour de France, the pros and cons of the configuration are coming under scrutiny

By Jack Evans Published 15 July 26

There are seven riders representing Great Britain at the Tour de France – but a Catalan debutant who could feature in the mountains has close ties to Lancashire

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 15 July 26

Belgian fights back after being dropped to finish second in Le Lioran

By Tom Davidson Published 14 July 26

The Briton has jumped up to 10th overall but is the only one in the top-10 not in the podium fight.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 14 July 26

Pogačar now has 3:36 on Vingegaard after 10 stages, but the team say they're not thinking about defending second yet

By Adam Becket Published 14 July 26

The yellow jersey claimed his third victory of this year's race on stage 10, and seems to destined to win a record-equalling fifth title.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 14 July 26

Pogačar gets revenge for 2024, leaving Vingegaard for dust

By Pat Kinsella Published 14 July 26