A custom-painted bike has practically become the norm for riders who win the yellow jersey at the Tour de France. And while ...
Anyone can stand by the roadside and watch the Tour de France, making it the event with the largest number of spectators in the world. The organisers estimate there are more than 12 million roadside ...
Remco Evenepoel won gold in the Olympic road race at the Paris 2024 games, and his Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9 for the Tour de France shows the victory off with aplomb. We got up close with the Red ...
It’s over 20 years since the last of his seven Tour de France 'victories', but Lance Armstrong continues to be a presence in ...
Reserve’s fastest ever gravel wheels promise Tour de France aerodynamics and World Cup XC capability
Reserve’s fastest ever gravel wheels, the new 48|53 GR, promise Tour de France aerodynamics and World Cup XC capability.
The Union Cycliste Internationale has decided to ‘soften’ the rules around how Tour de France cyclists can take on supplies in light of the extreme heat forecast over the coming stages of the race.
Stage four of the Tour de France heads to the Pyrenees and could be ideal for the breakaway, if the peloton allows it to stay ...
It was a day tipped for the breakaway, and one that was especially hard. Stage 4 of the Tour de France headed from Carcassonne to Foix over four categorised climbs and through extreme heat that saw ...
Tadej Pogačar has moved into the top five for all-time Tour de France stage wins having claimed victory on stage two of the 2026 race, moving into the yellow jersey in the process. Pogačar distanced ...
Isaac del Toro’s record for Tour de France road stages now reads: one stage ridden, one stage won. The 22-year-old started the 2026 race as Tadej Pogačar’s star domestique but became the story on ...
Isaac del Toro had a dream start to the 2026 Tour de France, winning his first ever road stage at the Tour. Tadej Pogačar may have gifted him the win, but it’s still an impressive showing for the ...
Breakaways animate the Tour de France, but they rarely lead to victory. We explain why the pros make these foolhardy moves ...
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