Chris Froome and Alberto Contador on stage nineeen of the 2014 Tour of Spain
Chris Froome will be one of the favourites for the 2015 Tour de France, according to his General Classification rival Alberto Contador.
In an interview with the BBC’s Matt Slater, the Vuelta a Espana champion dismissed claims that next year’s Tour route would not favour the Team Sky leader.
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'It's a shame it had to end like this' - Giro d'Italia stage 6 finale affected by protestorsBreakaway of Taco van der Hoorn and Enzo Paleni was held up by two protestors in Naples
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Kaden Groves wins crash-marred Giro d’Italia stage 6 in NaplesAustralian comes out on top in bunch sprint after chaotic day in Italy
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Tour de France 'hooliganism' must stop, says UCI president Brian CooksonUCI president Brian Cookson urges roadside fans to behave themselves during cycling events, after incidents of riders being spat at and punched during Tour de France
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Five riders who didn't live up to expectations at the Tour de FranceExpectations are high for many riders at the Tour de France, but not all of them can succeed in meeting them. Here are five who weren't at the top of their game
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12 strange things from the 2015 Tour de FranceIt's a lot more than just bike racing
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35 amazing photos of the 2015 Tour de FranceWe collect together some of the most striking images of the 2015 Tour de France by photographer Yuzuru Sunada
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Five riders who made their name at the 2015 Tour de FranceThe usual suspects dominated the general classification at the Tour de France, but a number of riders sprung from nowhere to put in standout performances. Here are five that caught our eye:
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Team Sky car hit and heckled by fans as it goes up Alpe d'Huez (video)Team Sky and their riders copped a fair bit of flak over the course of the three weeks of the Tour de France, with things seemingly coming to a head on stage 20 as the riders raced up Alpe d'Huez.
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Peter Sagan pulls out another Tour de France photobomb (video)Having got in on an interview Vincenzo Nibali after stage five, Peter Sagan was back to his antics in Paris after stage 21 of the Tour de France
