'Eventful two days' – Tadej Pogačar gives inside look at muddy 210km Paris-Roubaix recon with Florian Vermeersch World Champion preps for second appearance at Hell of the North after impressive debut in 2025 Cycling News · Mar 12
Tadej Pogačar eyes Paris-Roubaix victory and historic fifth Tour de France title as focal points of confirmed 2026 racing programme World Champion chasing a fifth yellow jersey to equal the sport's greats alongside Miguel Induráin, Bernard Hinault, Eddy Merckx, and Jacques Anquetil Cycling News · Dec 13, 2025
A rugged coastline, plenty of climbs and four Tour de France winners - this is why Brittany is French cycling's heartland Brittany and cycling are inextricably linked, we went in search of the roads, people and culture that make this part of northern France a dream cycling destination Cycling Weekly · Dec 3, 2025
Will Paul Seixas ride the 2026 Tour de France? The debate has started but the French super talent still has to decide 'When you make a race programme, it has to be intelligent and relevant' - says 19-year-old Decathlon rider Cycling News · Oct 24, 2025
'It's a Tour in crescendo' – 2026 Tour de France designed to limit early Tadej Pogačar dominance 'I imagine that when Pogačar sees L'Alpe d'Huez twice, he'll want to win up there' says race director Chirstian Prudhomme Cycling News · Oct 23, 2025
Alpe d'Huez – A history of the most famous 21 turns of the Tour de France The very first mountain-top finish in the Tour has never failed to live up to its status as the most iconic in the race's history Cycling News · Oct 22, 2025
Il Lombardia Past Winners Previous champions for 'Race of the Falling Leaves' from 1905 to 2021 Cycling News · Oct 10, 2025
The nine best bike tantrum throws in the history of cycling Cycling Weekly looks back at some of the most memorable bike throws of all time, from Bradley Wiggins's stylish Trentino effort to Dumoulin's hissy fit. Cycling Weekly · Oct 8, 2025
Changing the face of cycling: How wraparound sunglasses helped modernise the sport How cycling sunglasses have gone from niche fashion accessory to riding necessity Cycling Weekly · Oct 8, 2025
Tour de Protest: The Vuelta a España is just the latest in a long line of races to be a platform for protest After the Vuelta a España prematurely ended due to protests, Patrick Fletcher looks back on another time a major race was stopped in its tracks Cycling Weekly · Sep 15, 2025
A 'deep well' of historical and political context – Why are there so many pro-Palestine protests at the Vuelta a España? Four stages altered so far and security radically heightened as protests repeatedly affect 2025 race Cycling News · Sep 14, 2025
Chris Froome recovering in hospital after 'successful' surgery on crash injuries British rider suffered a serious crash in the south of France Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2025
Chris Froome recovering in hospital after ‘successful’ surgery on crash injuries The 40-year-old crashed while on a training ride on Wednesday and was airlifted to hospital in Toulon. The Independent UK · Aug 29, 2025
The Guardian - UK · Aug 3, 2025 Pauline Ferrand-Prévot storms to stage success on way to Tour de France Femmes title Pauline Ferrand-Prévot ensured a home champion would be crowned in the Tour de France Femmes when claiming a second stage success in two days
The Guardian - UK · Jul 28, 2025 Pogacar’s rivals must work out how to defeat a champion at the top of his game If ever a cyclist was suited to the intensity of the modern, made-for-TV format of the Tour, it is Tadej Pogacar
Cycling News · Jul 27, 2025 'I'm not setting myself any goals' - Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar non-committal about long-term objectives after fourth overall triumph UAE Team Emirates-XRG leader 'just speechless' at latest success as he finishes on Tour podium for sixth year running
Cycling News · Jul 17, 2025 Tour de France winning bikes: Which brand has won the most Tours in history? A history of the most successful bike brands at the Tour de France
Cycling Weekly · Jul 16, 2025 ‘It's like a game of chess’ - how group psychology affects the tactics of the Tour de France peloton Domestiques, sprinters, hill climbers and GCs. How exactly do teams work at the Tour de France?
The Guardian - UK · Jul 5, 2025 France’s wait for Tour win rumbles on with no prospect of victory in sight Bernard Hinault was the last home champion as the sport has gone international, with winners from Colombia and Slovenia
The Independent UK · Jul 4, 2025 Why the dominance of Tadej Pogacar and the ‘big four’ will warp the 2025 Tour de France Pogacar will be the outstanding favourite for the yellow jersey when the Tour de France begins in Lille on Saturday, and his attacking style will leave the rest of the peloton feeding off scraps
Cycling News · Jul 1, 2025 Project Lenny: Can Rod Ellingworth and Bahrain Victorious develop France's next Tour de France winner? Lenny Martinez has left the French team stable in a bid to one day become a challenger at his home Grand Tour
Cycling News · Jul 1, 2025 'The French have no chance of winning' - Bernard Hinault delivers bleak assessment of host nation's short-term hopes for ending 40-year drought of success in Tour de France Five-times winner Hinault remains France's's most recent Tour champion, in 1985
The Guardian - UK · Jul 1, 2025 Quel triomphe! Tour de France celebrates 50 years of finishes on Champs-Élysées From LeMond’s astonishing comeback to Cavendish’s four victories, the final dash up the great avenue is now part of race folklore
Cycling News · Jun 26, 2025 From Mont Ventoux to the Champs-Élysées: 10 iconic Tour de France moments From emphatic victories and notable firsts to bizarre moments that only the Tour could throw up