Tour de France

Dutchman won a stage and spent time in the yellow jersey in opening week

By Adam Becket Published 22 July 25

Simmons hinted that Wellens benefitted from motorbike assistance on way to stage 15 victory

By Tom Davidson Published 21 July 25

Four minutes down ahead of stage 16, Visma-Lease a Bike's Dane has nothing to lose

By Adam Becket Published 21 July 25

The Tour de France welcomes oodles of new gear which we love poring over. Some of it makes no sense to riders like you and I, but if it were our money, what would we buy and why?

By Andy Carr Published 21 July 25

Race leader says he is 'becoming less sick' ahead of second rest day

By Adam Becket Published 20 July 25

Tim Wellens escaped from the break to take his first Tour stage win in Carcassonne

By Adam Becket Published 20 July 25

The Belgian takes his first Grand Tour stage win in five years

By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published 20 July 25

Christian Prudhomme appears open to breaking a century-old tradition.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 20 July 25

Behind Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard, the fight is on for top 10, top five and the podium, all of which would be career-changing

By Adam Becket Published 19 July 25

TV footage showed a driver of a team car hit a spectator standing on the Col du Peyresourde on stage 14

By Adam Becket Published 19 July 25

Dutchman takes a brilliant win while Pogačar puts bonus seconds into Vingegaard to increase his GC lead

By Owen Rogers Published 19 July 25

Shaved paint, no bar tape and 140mm rotors - UAE Team Emirates XRG went all in to make GC leader, Tadej Pogačar's Colnago Y1RS as light as possible for the 16% pitches of Stage 13

By Andy Carr Last updated 19 July 25

White jersey is dropped after on a third torrid day in the Pyrenees and abandons the race on stage 14

By Owen Rogers Published 19 July 25

12th on GC, no stage win, and with a new French sponsor, Ned ponders on the team's future

By Ned Boulting Published 19 July 25

Johnny Green, former road manager of The Clash, followed the Tour in 2004 and wrote one of the most revealing books on the sport you could read.

By Trevor Ward Published 18 July 25

New Met Trenta Mips helmet breaks cover and it's been developed with none other than world champion, Tadej Pogačar. Here's everything we know so far

By Aaron Borrill Published 18 July 25

After four decades of free Tour de France coverage on British TV, the ITV team are on their final lap. Tom Davidson drops in on the roadside studio

By Tom Davidson Published 18 July 25

A closer look at the full-aero Colnago Y1Rs setup the defending champion piloted to win the first mountain stage of this year's Tour de France

By Aaron Borrill Published 18 July 25

Superbagnères returns to the Tour after 36 years. We take on the iconic Pyrenean climb to explore its enduring legacy – and to get a taste for what it holds in store for the peloton

By Peter Cossins Published 18 July 25

Oscar Onley is in with a shot of landing a spot on the Tour de France podium, but there are five other riders who are chasing the same goal

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 17 July 25

World champion stamps authority with two-minute gap on race's first mountain finish

By Tom Davidson Published 17 July 25

We explain what the yellow, green, polka-dot and white jerseys worn by riders in the Tour de France represent

By Adam Becket Last updated 17 July 25

Tobias Halland Johannessen issued an apology to the world champion after their wheels came together on stage 11

By Tom Davidson Published 17 July 25

Jonas Abrahamsen finally got the stage win he's been craving, the fulfilment of a long, complicated journey.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 16 July 25

US champion lights up Tour yet again, but has to settle for ninth on stage 11

By Adam Becket Published 16 July 25

'I was crying in the hospital because I didn’t think I’d make it to the Tour de France'

By Meg Elliot Published 16 July 25

World champion remounts and finishes with GC rivals to remain second overall

By Tom Davidson Published 16 July 25