Jonas Vingegaard

He might not have been able to get into town with his tour winning bike, but he still chose to paint it red.

By Joe Baker Published 15 September 25

Teams came together for a makeshift ceremony after a disrupted day in Madrid

By Adam Becket Published 15 September 25

The young Italian, wearing the white jersey, attacked to win solo at the summit finish

By James Shrubsall Published 10 September 25

A look back over the middle week as the race takes shape ahead of the big push to Madrid

By James Shrubsall Published 8 September 25

General classification shakeup takes place on mythical Asturian climb

By Adam Becket Published 5 September 25

Pair escaped from other general classification contenders on final climb into Bilbao

By Adam Becket Published 3 September 25

UAE Team Emirates-XRG took their fourth stage win of the Spanish Grand Tour, but Vingegaard is now in control

By Adam Becket Published 2 September 25

All the teams and riders for the 80th Vuelta a España, which begins in Turin on 23 August

By Adam Becket Last updated 1 September 25

As the Spanish Grand Tour approaches the halfway mark, we look back at the first nine stages

By James Shrubsall Published 1 September 25

The Visma-Lease a Bike rider capitalised on the climb to reduce Torstein Træen's GC lead.

By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published 31 August 25

Jonas Vingegaard, João Almeida et al have traded minor blows in the mountains but 30 seconds separates nine riders aiming for red

By Adam Becket Published 29 August 25

After the first high mountains of this year's race, 30 seconds separates nine favourites for the overall, but there were changes

By Adam Becket Published 29 August 25

Frenchman expertly times audacious move to win uphill sprint in Ceres

By Vern Pitt Published 25 August 25

Dane won't ride the World Championships after Vuelta, and is all in for the red jersey

By Adam Becket Published 22 August 25

We review the overall favourites and stage win prospects and weigh up their chances of success in Spain

By Adam Becket Published 22 August 25

The Dane missed out on Tour de France victory but is talking up a good fight ahead of the Spanish tour

By James Shrubsall Published 19 August 25

A lightweight bike must be easier to ride on a hilly course? The science says no, and this is why the climbing bike might be dead in WorldTour racing, but it doesn't mean they're of no use to you and I.

By Andy Turner Published 30 July 25

Tadej Pogačar takes second after late attack in the final kilometre drops Jonas Vingegaard

By Tom Thewlis Published 24 July 25

Visma-Lease a Bike rider lost two seconds to Tadej Pogačar on the climb, and then ended up on the floor

By Adam Becket Published 22 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

Domestiques, sprinters, hill climbers and GCs. How exactly do teams work at the Tour de France?

By Meg Elliot Published 16 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

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

By Tom Davidson 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

The Dane will be more optimistic of taking time in the big mountains

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 10 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

American’s late attack stifled by João Almeida and UAE Team Emirates-XRG

By Tom Thewlis Published 8 July 25