Tour de France

The Colombian suffered facial injuries and failed to finish stage 19 atop Alpe d'Huez.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 24 July 26

Mark Cavendish sits at the top of the stage winners list, plus other Tour de France statistics

By Simon Richardson Published 24 July 26

Slovenian clearly not suffering from sickness in the UAE Emirates-XRG camp

By Vern Pitt Published 24 July 26

The Manx man, who rides for EF Education-Easy Post, is nearing the end of his maiden Tour de France

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 24 July 26

2021 Tour of Flanders champion's outrageous saddle-to-bar drop shows old-school bike fits aren't dead

By Jack Evans Published 24 July 26

The NSN Cycling rider flirted with last place, but is now comfortably not

By Adam Becket Published 24 July 26

Adam Yates, Tim Wellens and Brandon McNulty, three of UAE Team Emirates-XRG’s eight-man squad, are run down with a stomach infection. McNulty left on stage 18 – will Tadej Pogačar safely make it to Paris?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 23 July 26

Pinarello Q36.5 riders is eighth overall heading into the final three days

By Adam Becket Published 23 July 26

Pinarello Q36.5's British champion has several injuries after crash

By Pat Kinsella Published 23 July 26

Ecuadorian triumphs atop Orcières-Merlette climb

By Vern Pitt Published 23 July 26

American is the first UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider to leave the race

By Adam Becket Published 23 July 26

Last time the race visited Orcières-Merlettes, the Slovenian lost out

By James Shrubsall Published 23 July 26

Paul Seixas, Tom Pidcock, Fred Wright and more pro racers reveal how they use their head units in training and racing

By Jack Evans Published 23 July 26

It's all about ensuring their safety on mountain stages

By Vern Pitt Published 23 July 26

Not everything used at the Tour de France is special or expensive - my seven relatively affordable recommendations will boost your speed and comfort on the bike

By Jamie Williams Published 23 July 26

The Lidl-Trek man was declared most combative rider, but Jasper Philipsen's extraordinary stage win closes the gap to seven points

By Pat Kinsella Published 22 July 26

Belgian sprinter took until stage 17 to open his account at the 2026 Tour

By Adam Becket Published 22 July 26

The British rider was the third-last rider to cross the finish line in Voiron, and he’s in a battle to remain in the race

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 22 July 26

Belgian led out superbly by team-mate Mathieu van der Poel

By Vern Pitt Published 22 July 26

Cycling's governing body acknowledges disruptive nature of tests

By Adam Becket Published 22 July 26

The Yorkshireman’s Pinarello Dogma F is a very different machine to the one we covered at Opening Weekend

By Aaron Borrill Published 22 July 26

Professional bike fitters Bianca Broadbent and Dan Smith, and Sven Reutter, Canyon's road product manager, explain how and why pro riders are tweaking their bike fits

By Jack Evans Published 22 July 26

Riders and their managers have their say on how to even cycling’s playing field in the era of super-teams

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 22 July 26

Altitude camps, living out of suitcases, restrictive diet – it all sounds like not a lot of fun

By Adam Becket Published 22 July 26

On a bittersweet day for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, Evenepoel sets his sights on second in GC

By Pat Kinsella Published 21 July 26

The road world champion was beaten by the time trial world champion in the Tour de France's only individual time trial

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 21 July 26

Pinarello Q36.5 rider finished two minutes behind winner Remco Evenepoel, but moved up to eighth

By Adam Becket Published 21 July 26