Tour de France

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

The owner of Tom Pidcock's team is one of cycling's most mysterious power brokers - where has he come from, and what does he want?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 8 July 26

Deals 11 Tour de France peloton-inspired high- and low-tech gear solutions for beating heatwaves as a solo, unsupported rider this summer

By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published 8 July 26

The Slovakian discusses his heart scare in 2024 as well as reflecting on his seven Tour de France green jerseys

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 8 July 26

Custom paint, 55/44T chainrings and 30mm tyres headline national champion's Tour de France-ready Giant Propel race bike

By Aaron Borrill Published 8 July 26

The defending champ handed over the jersey on stage four and won't miss the obligations that go with it, at least for now

By James Shrubsall Published 7 July 26

The Norwegian team has outperformed those with much bigger budgets and a far greater history since their debut in 2023

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 7 July 26

EF Education-EasyPost rider now less than 30 seconds off race lead after breakaway dig

By Tom Davidson Published 7 July 26

Torstein Træen takes over yellow jersey after super day for Nordic countries

By Adam Becket Published 7 July 26

Three days of racing, three wins for the big GC teams. Is this how everything has to be now?

By Adam Becket Published 7 July 26

Riders to be allowed more musettes during stages

By Adam Becket Published 7 July 26

Slovenian took GC lead on a day where wildfires cancelled his family plans

By James Shrubsall Published 6 July 26

Arvid de Kleijn, last on stage three, made the time cut by seven minutes. Arnaud De Lie wasn't so lucky

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 6 July 26

Crowds told to stay away from the finish of stage three. This is what it looked like on the ground

By Tom Davidson Published 6 July 26

The defending champion finished with a two-second gap over Jonas Vingegaard during a day that went nothing like anyone predicted

By Pat Kinsella Last updated 6 July 26

Belgian leaves second Grand Tour of the year early due to illness

By Adam Becket Published 6 July 26

Bruno Armirail shown in pain after incident with 182km to go

By Adam Becket Published 6 July 26

UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider rewards dedicated supporters with stage win in Barcelona

By Tom Davidson Published 5 July 26

Tadej Pogacar halved the gap to yellow on stage two – could he take the maillot jaune on stage three?

By James Shrubsall Published 5 July 26

Tour de France Mexican champion makes his move in the final 500 metres, with Pogačar handing his team-mate the glory

By Dan Challis Published 5 July 26

Decision to be made by officials before the end of Sunday

By Dan Challis Published 5 July 26

Race organisers may be forced to cancel stages as 44 degree heat expected

By Dan Challis Published 5 July 26

While stem spacers have become trendy and crank length is still undecided, why are riders going back to 28mm tyres? Check out our mega tech gallery

By Jack Evans Published 5 July 26

Despite all the hype around his radical, all-new aero machine, Evenepoel finds himself in fifth place on the GC after Stage 1

By Aaron Borrill Published 4 July 26

The Dane took a long awaited yellow jersey on stage one, and it's lost none of its shine for him

By James Shrubsall Published 4 July 26