Tour de France

Paul Bush has been trying for two decades to organise a Grand Départ. Now he’s scored two at once

By Tom Davidson Published 20 January 26

Next year's Tour will visit roads the Tour winner grew up on

By Adam Becket Published 19 January 26

The public will be out in force for the two 2027 Grands Départs as the UK breaks new ground

By Simon Richardson Published 17 January 26

Plans for 'the grandest of Grand Départs' are living up to their promise

By Tom Davidson Published 16 January 26

Grand Départ managing director Paul Bush says it's 'important' stages are free to watch in the UK

By Tom Davidson Published 16 January 26

Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift to begin in Leeds after Tour de France begins in Edinburgh next year

By Adam Becket Published 15 January 26

Belgian will ride Classics, Tour de France and Vuelta a España in 2026

By Andy McGrath Published 14 January 26

Visma-Lease a Bike rider to take aim at Giro-Tour double in 2026

By Andy McGrath Published 14 January 26

These might not be the boldest bets, but they could come off

By Adam Becket Published 1 January 26

As Tadej Pogačar attempts to add Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix to his palmarès, is there anyone who can stop him?

By James Shrubsall Published 31 December 25

Let's just hope for just as many thrills in 2026...

By Adam Becket Published 31 December 25

Despite WorldTour victories and fourth place at the Tour, Oscar Onley remains characteristically understated

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 30 December 25

We couldn't all pick stage 20 of the Giro d'Italia

By Adam Becket Published 28 December 25

The four time Tour de France champion has plans in the works, but he's not telling us - yet

By Meg Elliot Published 18 December 25

The Doc hails the dizzying insanity of sport's most dazzling spectacle

By Michael Hutchinson Published 16 December 25

Tadej Pogačar, Mark Cavendish and Vincenzo Nibali have all spoken out about the calendar, or pro cycling's business model recently - but it's bigger than them

By Adam Becket Published 9 December 25

He didn't stop there on the Colnago, either, winning the World Championships and the Europeans too, oh and Il Lombardia

By Adam Becket Published 5 December 25

The Belgian talks extensively about finding it difficult to be bold in races this year, having suffered extensive injuries in 2024

By James Shrubsall Published 5 December 25

From a ticketed Tour de France to more opportunities for individual monetisation, is it time for pro cycling to restructure?

By Meg Elliot Published 3 December 25

Environmental concerns surround the Col de Sarenne

By Tom Davidson Published 24 November 25

The Tour de France is still the only race that counts for ‘them’, says Dr Hutch

By Michael Hutchinson Published 22 November 25

The French student who disrupted stage 11 of the Tour in Toulouse received a suspended €300 fine

By Adam Becket Published 20 November 25

The world champion is pushing the limits of physiological performance

By Tom Davidson Published 20 November 25

Eurosport closed down, TNT Sports became the home of live cycling and ITV's Tour de France coverage ended

By Adam Becket Published 20 November 25

The Speedwell bike sold amongst an array of treasures left by Florian Schneider

By Meg Elliot Published 20 November 25

Speaking at the Saitama Criterium, which he won, the Dane suggests he could be glory-hunting beyond France next year

By James Shrubsall Published 11 November 25

Deals Seat Unique offers official VIP experiences to major sporting events and has incredible Stage One 2026 tickets for the thrilling Team Time Trial around the streets of Barcelona, Spain

By Paul Brett Published 11 November 25