Tour de France

Alpecin-Deceuninck rider caught with 700m to go after attacking from the gun with team-mate Jonas Rickaert

By Tom Davidson Published 13 July 25

Visma-Lease a Bike confident in strength in depth as first mountain test arrives on Bastille Day

By Tom Thewlis Published 13 July 25

Jonas Vingegaard and his Visma-Lease a Bike team have multiple reasons to be optimistic as the race leaves behind the flatter terrain

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 13 July 25

The Belgian stole the victory against a formidable field after a bold day on the bike from Mathieu van der Poel.

By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published 13 July 25

TotalEnergies riders Mathieu Burgaudeau and Mattéo Vercher become only fourth duo in history to share combativity award

By Tom Davidson Published 12 July 25

Italian sprinter beat Wout van Aert in Laval in a fast bunch kick

By Tom Thewlis Published 12 July 25

Things are getting tense at the Tour de France after a feed zone incident

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 12 July 25

Welshman says returning Dave Brailsford has brought a 'different intensity' to Ineos Grenadiers

By Tom Thewlis Published 12 July 25

Race days are down, but altitude camps are more frequent. Are cyclists lives more intense than ever before?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 12 July 25

Kelso-born rider now seventh on GC after tough test on Mûr-de-Bretagne

By Tom Thewlis Published 11 July 25

Visma-Lease a Bike leader trails race lead by 1:17

By Tom Davidson Published 11 July 25

Jack Haig and Santiago Buitrago were both brought down in the same crash in the closing stages

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 11 July 25

Podium hopeful loses 10 minutes after heavy fall

By Tom Davidson Published 11 July 25

As the Tour prepares to climb Mont Ventoux on stage 16, we look into why the climb is so revered.

By Hugh Gladstone Last updated 11 July 25

Jonas Vingegaard pushed Pogačar to line but latter grabs second win in seven days

By Adam Becket Published 11 July 25

Crash on run-in to finish took several riders out of contention

By Adam Becket Published 11 July 25

Once the dominant force in Grand Tour racing, Ineos Grenadiers now look lost in the era of Pogačar and Vingegaard. What went wrong, and can they ever pull it back?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 11 July 25

Martin reflects on his 2018 triumph on the Breton climb which the race will visit on Friday

By Tom Thewlis Published 11 July 25

Fourth on GC, the Arkéa-B&B Hotels rider is harnessing the home fans' love

By Tom Davidson Published 11 July 25

EF Education-Easypost explain the work that went into Irishman's 40km solo win in Vire Normandie

By Tom Thewlis Published 10 July 25

The world champion has given up the maillot jaune – but will he be back in it 24 hours' time?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 10 July 25

US national champion shows strong breakaway form in Normandy

By Tom Davidson Published 10 July 25

The Slovenian has been acting nonchalantly throughout the race, but podium remains in sight. What's he up to?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 9 July 25

Here's how the pros went about saving seconds in Caen

By Tom Davidson Published 9 July 25

Belgian flies in individual time trial as transfer rumours linger on

By Tom Thewlis Published 9 July 25

The reigning Tour de France champion took a big step towards retaining his title

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 9 July 25

Dane loses more than a minute in stage in Caen as Tadej Pogačar takes yellow jersey

By Tom Thewlis Published 9 July 25