Tour de France

Only four of a huge breakaway survived to fight for the win after Netcompany-Ineos and Lidl-Trek led the chase

By Owen Rogers Published 12 July 26

Team bosses hopeful Philipsen will return to winning ways after three missed chances

By Tom Davidson Published 11 July 26

The Belgian was caught with just 1.3km to go on Saturday

By Adam Becket Published 11 July 26

Temperatures forecast to exceed 40°C on Sunday

By Tom Davidson Published 11 July 26

Alpecin-Premier Tech rider finishes fifth again, with sprint opportunities running out

By Tom Davidson Published 10 July 26

The yellow jersey explains how he's grown, and improved, since the day he cracked on the Col du Granon

By James Shrubsall Published 10 July 26

Soudal Quick-Step's Belgian sprinter has now won four stages in three starts at Tour

By Adam Becket Published 10 July 26

Soudal Quick Step returned to stage winning ways at the Tour with Merlier who was by far the quickest rider on the day.

By Simon Richardson Published 10 July 26

Just over a year on from almost winning the Giro d’Italia, Isaac del Toro is favourite to secure a top-three spot in only his third three-week race.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 10 July 26

Watching the Tour de France and wondering if you can get your hands on one of those fast looking machines? Well, you could... if your pockets are deep enough

By Jack Evans Published 10 July 26

Nasal strips are enjoying a resurgence in the peloton, but the science suggests they might not be worth wearing

By Tom Davidson Published 10 July 26

Three riders, three families, all brought together by the dream of riding the Tour de France

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 10 July 26

The vibes on the ground are subdued. Unless you're in the UAE Team Emirates-XRG camp

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 9 July 26

Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe rider says Florian Lipowitz refused to give him a lead-out to the line

By Tom Davidson Published 9 July 26

The Norwegian had already lost yellow to Tadej Pogačar, but hospital tests showed he couldn't continue

By James Shrubsall Published 9 July 26

World champion leads the race by almost three minutes after one of his most supreme days

By Tom Davidson Published 9 July 26

UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider reclaimed yellow after a remarkable solo break

By James Shrubsall Published 9 July 26

Visma-Lease a Bike rider was the best of the rest, but still a gulf behind the man he needs to beat to win yellow

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 9 July 26

World champion puts stamp on race in first proper mountain test of year

By Adam Becket Published 9 July 26

Uno-X Mobility rider was losing time when incident happened

By Adam Becket Published 9 July 26

UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider attacked alone 4.1km from top of famous climb

By Adam Becket Published 9 July 26

The frameset was prepped and hand-painted by Ridley CEO Jochim Aerts before being escorted to Brussels Airport for an express flight to the Hautes-Pyrénées

By Jack Evans Published 9 July 26

Alex Molenaar crashed with around 5km to go on stage five

By Tom Davidson Published 8 July 26

The race is wrestling a heatwave, and the riders are feeling it

By Tom Davidson Published 8 July 26

The Belgian sprinter came close to victory in Pau despite not having a lead-out train

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 8 July 26

The Tour takes on the Tourmalet and others tomorrow, in what will be a real test for Træen

By James Shrubsall Published 8 July 26

Decathlon CMA CGM rider outguns bunch after a late crash 5km from the finish line caused chaos

By Pat Kinsella Published 8 July 26