Andre Greipel got a win on stage six of the Tour de France, but how does he react when constantly asked if he only won because the better sprinter was not there?
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Sidi Laghèe Sprinter shoe review: super rigid meets super plush over an espressoDoes a collab between Sidi and Sartoria Ciclistica translate beyond the fashionable cafés of Lake Como?
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'Not bad for a sprinter' - Jason Kenny runs London Marathon in impressive timeSeven-time Olympic gold medallist made marathon debut alongside former GB team-mate Becky James
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Tour de Yorkshire to be replaced with new look cycling event in 2024Tour de Yorkshire not due to return to north of England, although initial plans announced for new cycling event in area
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André Greipel: WorldTour relegation system 'totally bulls**t'The former pro cyclist talks UCI points, watching cycling as a fan, and the lack of sprint opportunities at the Tour de France
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André Greipel announces retirement at end of seasonThe German calls time on 16 years at the top level
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André Greipel takes second win of the season on stage four of the Ruta del Sol 2021The German sprinter took his first win since early 2019 just a few days ago in Mallorca
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André Greipel wins first sprint in two years in SpainThe former dominant sprinter topped the leaderboard for the first time since January 2019
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André Greipel plans retirement for the end of 2022André Greipel has revealed his plans to retire at the end of the 2022 season.
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André Greipel abandons Tour de France 2020
André Greipel has abandoned the Tour de France 2020.
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André Greipel signs new contract to ride at WorldTour level for another two yearsAndré Greipel will continue racing at WorldTour level for at least another two years after signing a new contract.
