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Romain Bardet to prepare for Tour de France cobbles by riding race with no cobbles
Romain Bardet will prepare for the cobbled stage of the Tour de France by riding Strade Bianche, which he thinks poses less of a risk than Paris-Roubaix.
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Romain Bardet: 'There's big expectations… but the Vuelta podium isn't a priority'
Frenchman Romain Bardet says he's focused on learning from two Grand Tours in one year and stage wins than an overall podium at the Vuelta a España
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Romain Bardet: 'I have no regrets. We rode an almost perfect race and we tried everything'
A dejected Romain Bardet said he had no regrets after clinging to his place on the Tour de France podium by one second in the decisive time trial.
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Chris Froome vs Romain Bardet vs Rigoberto Uran: who will win the 2017 Tour de France?
Chris Froome, Romain Bardet, and Rigoberto Uran will battle it out for the Tour de France yellow jersey in Marseille, but who will emerge victorious?
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Romain Bardet: 'I have no regrets... I gave so much I thought I couldn't breathe after the finish'
Romain Bardet tried his best to distance Tour de France leader Chris Froome on the Col d'Izoard, but was unable to drop the defending champion
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Bardet critical of Urán for taking bonus seconds after lack of work on Tour de France stage 17
Romain Bardet says he'll stay true to his attacking style after being critical about Rigoberto Urán's tactic of hiding before sprinting for bonus seconds on the line
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'It's Romain Bardet's race to win' say Astana after Fabio Aru's time loss on the Galibier
Astana say those with good legs will have to attack on the Col d'Izoard finish on stage 18, and the best of them is Romain Bardet
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Romain Bardet offers apology to Chris Froome after yellow jersey booed by fans at Tour de France
Romain Bardet has offered an apology to Chris Froome on behalf of the fans who booed the yellow jersey on Sunday's Tour de France stage to Le Puy-en-Velay.
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'There is not a moment he can relax': Ag2r La Mondiale promise to keep attacking Chris Froome
AG2R La Mondiale were responsible for the ferocious pace that split the peloton and briefly distance Chris Froome who had an untimely puncture
