Gregor Brown

Reports in Italy suggest we could see Nairo Quintana leave his contract with the Spanish team Movistar early

By Gregor Brown Published 10 August 17

American Ian Boswell leaves Team Sky after four years to take up more leadership opportunities

By Gregor Brown Published 10 August 17

Chris Froome's colleagues laud the praise on the four time Tour de France winner

By Gregor Brown Published 25 July 17

Riders and team staff reflect on the last three weeks of racing, and whether a close Tour de France has necessarily been a good Tour de France.

By Gregor Brown Published 23 July 17

Chris Froome, Romain Bardet, and Rigoberto Uran will battle it out for the Tour de France yellow jersey in Marseille, but who will emerge victorious?

By Gregor Brown Published 22 July 17

Team Sky will use the same skinsuits as they used and proved controversial on stage one of the Tour de France in Düsseldorf

By Gregor Brown Published 21 July 17

Defending Tour de France champion Chris Froome says much of the race will be decided on the slopes of the Col du Galibier and the summit finish to the Col d'Izoard

By Gregor Brown Published 19 July 17

Tour de France leader Chris Froome has brushed aside any ill-will from fans, saying, "it is to be expected" when racing through Romain Bardet's homeland.

By Gregor Brown Published 16 July 17

The loyalty of Team Sky domestique Mikel Landa came into question after he left leader Chris Froome behind on stage 12 of the Tour de France to Peyragudes.

By Gregor Brown Published 14 July 17

A quick look at the latest transfer rumours from the WorldTour, which could see Italian champion Fabio Aru on his way out of Astana

By Gregor Brown Published 13 July 17

Race leader predicts "one of the most important stages" of this year's Tour de France as rivals probe for weakness in the Pyrenees

By Gregor Brown Published 12 July 17

Team managers talk about how rival teams could knock Chris Froome off the top spot of the Tour de France

By Gregor Brown Published 11 July 17

Richie Porte describes his horror crash on stage nine of the Tour de France which forced him to abandon the race

By Gregor Brown Published 10 July 17

Geraint Thomas was in second place overall but crashed on the descent of the Col de la Biche on stage nine of the Tour de France

By Gregor Brown Published 9 July 17

Peter Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team have appealed to sport's ruling court to decide on the validity of his disqualification from the Tour de France

By Gregor Brown Published 5 July 17

The new rule introduced by the UCI for the Tour de France hasn't changed much, say some of the pros and directors at the race

By Gregor Brown Published 4 July 17

The British team were the subject of complaints from rivals over what they deemed to be an unfair advantage with Sky using 'vortex air pellets' in their new Castelli skinsuits

By Gregor Brown Published 3 July 17

Thomas will support Chris Froome in a bid for a fourth Tour title, and says that he wouldn't be surprised if the race comes down to the final time trial

By Gregor Brown Published 30 June 17

Three days before the Tour de France, Chris Froome said that he feels fresher than ever before going into a Tour, but his rivals could think he's weaker.

By Gregor Brown Published 28 June 17

Freedom, adventure and the sheer pleasure of riding are what motivates Romain Bardet. But don’t be fooled, with July and the Tour approaching, all the Frenchman’s focus is on going one better than last year’s second place

By Gregor Brown Published 24 June 17

Ian Stannard was omitted from Sky's Tour line-up for the first time since 2014

By Gregor Brown Published 23 June 17