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We rode the legendary climb that has been missing from the Tour de France for 36 years: Superbagnères is now back for 2025

Superbagnères returns to the Tour after 36 years. We take on the iconic Pyrenean climb to explore its enduring legacy – and to get a taste for what it holds in store for the peloton

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France stage 12: Tadej Pogačar punishes challengers with massive victory on Hautacam and regains race lead

Jonas Vingagaard chases on the hors categorie climb for second, just over 2 minutes back

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Tour de France 2025 stage 9 preview - Curtain call for the sprinters on 'Avenue Cavendish'

Sunday's flat contest runs 174.1km from Chinon to Châteauroux

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Tour de France challenger Kévin Vauquelin rumoured to be Ineos Grenadiers-bound in 2026

Arkéa-B&B Hotels racer expected to shine on home roads on stage 6 through Normandy

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'This is a day I will never forget' - A look back at Daniel Teklehaimanot's milestone moment at the Tour de France

'Daniel was a complete legend to us all, and it was amazing to see him represent us back then' Biniam Girmay recalls inspirational moment and the spark that has led to his own successful career in cycling

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2025 Tour de France stage 1: Jasper Philipsen prevails to seize first yellow jersey as Evenepoel loses time in crosswind chaos

Windy conditions split the peloton but Pogačar, Vingegaard make front group

Cycling News

Tour de France gets under way on home soil for first time in five years

The Tour de France kicks off today with 2024 winner Tadej Pogacar in pole position. The 3,338-kilometre route starts in Lille and finishes on the Champs Elysées, making this the first edition since 2020 not to venture abroad.

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'We must do everything we can to preserve the beauty of France' – How the Tour de France is cutting carbon emissions

Green fan transport, electric cars and carbon offsetting all form part of race's bid to reduce carbon footprint by 50% by 2030

Cycling News

Adieu Critérium du Dauphiné, hello Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - French stage race undergoes major name change

A surprise new name in break from tradition

Cycling News

Tadej Pogačar won the last ever Critérium du Dauphiné- race reveals name change for 2026

Stage race to be known as the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Cycling Weekly

'Dangerous... a shame' – Tour de France Champs-Elysées sprint winners criticise redesigned Paris stage finale

Race director Prudhomme says 'the glorious uncertainty of the sport will return' amid negative reactions from riders to Montmartre climbs inclusion

Cycling News

Why do cycling's Grand Tours often start abroad? Grand Départs explained

Foreign starts to Grand Tours are by no means new but why do major races often begin beyond their borders, how much money is involved, and where could be next?

Cycling News

Extra wildcard team approved for Tour de France, Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España

Number of teams to increase from 22 to 23 at men's Grand Tours

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France organisers 'optimistic' that 2027 UK Grand Départ will be live on free-to-air TV

From 2026, the Tour de France will disappear from live free-to-air television, but this could change in 2027

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'Magical' Edinburgh To Host Start Of 2027 Tour De France

The 2027 Tour de France will start in Edinburgh with the first three stages taking place in Scotland, England and Wales, the organisers ASO announced at a ceremony in the Scottish capital on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Sophie joins celebrations in Scotland after Tour de France 2027 announcement

The Duchess of Edinburgh, Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney and UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy were all in Edinburgh.

Cycling Weekly

The 2027 Tour de France will be within touching distance in the UK - here's what you can expect and when you'll need to book accommodation

The Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will begin on British roads in 2027 - here's everything you need to know

The Independent UK

Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes to start in the UK in 2027

The Tour de France will make its return to UK shores for the first time since 2014, with the women’s race set to make its first appearance

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Scotland snags Grand Départ for first time in history as both men's and women's Tour de France set for UK start in 2027

ASO and British Cycling confirm that Great Britain will host the Grand Départ for a fifth time

The Independent UK

Edinburgh to provide ‘magnificent backdrop’ to start of 2027 Tour de France

Scotland, England and Wales will share six stages of the world’s biggest cycling event.

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh and Yorkshire to host Tour de France Grand Départs in 2027

The men’s and women’s Tours de France will return to Britain in July 2027 with a spectacular city-centre Grand Départ in Edinburgh for the men’s race

The National (Scotland)

Historic moment with Tour de France coming to Edinburgh in 2027

Edinburgh will host the Grand Depart of the 2027 Tour de France, as well as the Tour de France Femmes, marking the first time the historic race has…

Cycling Weekly

'The grandest of Grand Départs': 2027 Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes coming to the UK

The men's race will return to Britain for the first time in 13 years, with the women's event visiting the UK for the first time

The National (Scotland)

Scotland wins race to host Tour de France in 2027

The world's biggest bike races will begin in Scotland in 2027. Here's everything we know so far

Cycling Weekly

Stage ten of this year's Tour de France will be a 'crazy, crazy day' - Meet one of the people behind the biggest bike races in the world

Yannick Talabardon, Paris-Nice's assistant race director at ASO, takes on the Cycling Weekly Q&A

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