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'Cycling should stay free' – new president of race organisers association Javier Guillén adds voice to opposition on ticketing spectators

Vuelta a España boss Guillén replaces Tour de France boss Christian Prudhomme as head of AIOCC

Cycling News · Nov 21, 2025

Prague throws its hat in the ring for 2029 Tour de France Grand Départ

Race director Christian Prudhomme meets with delegation from Czech city over potential future race start

Cycling News · Nov 18, 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

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'It's good that Israel doesn't appear on the list' - Barcelona mayor expecting calmer Tour de France 2026 Grand Départ after protest-marred Vuelta

City council had demanded exclusion of Israel-Premier Tech from race but identity change alleviates tensions

Cycling News · Oct 24, 2025

'They want more excitement' – Tim Merlier laments lack of sprint opportunities in 2026 Tour de France

Soudal-QuickStep sprinter sees six chances but a Paris win seems out of reach

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

The Tour de France route designers hope for suspense until stage 20 next year, with novelty thrown in, but will Tadej Pogačar listen?

An opening day TTT, two ascents of Alpe d'Huez, a visit to all of the mountain ranges... what's next?

Cycling Weekly · Oct 23, 2025

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Tour de France route presentation Live - The 2026 men's and women's race route unveiled in Paris

All the information about next year's routes of the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes as it comes in

Cycling News · Oct 23, 2025

Organisers unveil routes for men and women at 2026 Tour de France

Organisers of the 2026 Tour de France on Thursday unveiled the routes for the men's and women's races.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 23, 2025

2026 Tour de France route - the complete stage-by-stage guide

Double ascent of Alpe d'Huez defines final weekend which build with first week in Pyrenees, return to Le Lioran in Massif Central and Orcières-Merlette in Alps

Cycling News · Oct 23, 2025

Tour de France Femmes 2026 route from a Swiss Grand Départ, and Col d'Eze to Mont Ventoux

All the information about the nine-stage route of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes

Cycling News · Oct 23, 2025

2028 Tour de France set for June start to avoid Los Angeles Olympic clash, Luxembourg and Prague contenders for early Grand Départ

July Olympics impacts 2028 cycling calendar

Cycling News · Oct 20, 2025

Tour de France 2026 –All the route rumours ahead of the official presentation

The details we know about next summer's men's Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes

Cycling News · Oct 17, 2025

Tour de France Femmes 2026

Cycling News · Oct 17, 2025

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Cycling News · Oct 7, 2025

Luxembourg takes aim at 2028 Tour de France Grand Départ as sports minister meets with race director Prudhomme

European microstate would host race start for the third time, but faces competition from Czechia and French regions

Cycling Weekly · Sep 15, 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

The Guardian - UK · Aug 4, 2025

Ferrand-Prévot’s Tour win ignites all of France in a joy missing from the men’s race

Cycling Weekly · Jul 29, 2025

The Tour de France should continue with the Montmartre finish in Paris – it’s the future

The last day gripped like no other of my lifetime, and it needs to be repeated

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Cycling Weekly · Jul 28, 2025

'Everyone loved it' – Tour de France organisers want to continue with Montmartre Paris final stage

After the drastic shakeup to the final day of the Tour this year, ASO want it to continue

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 Weekly · Jul 27, 2025

Wet, neutralised, and 'incredible': Tour de France final stage was a treat to remember

The much talked about Montmartre finish did not decide the Tour de France, but it was probably the most memorable final stage in modern history

The Guardian - UK · Jul 27, 2025

Tadej Pogacar reigns in Paris after winning Tour de France for fourth time

Tadej Pogacar has sealed his fourth Tour de France victory in Paris after the final stage from Mantes-la-Ville to the Champs Élysées

Cycling Weekly · Jul 25, 2025

'I expect chaos' - what does the Tour de France peloton really think of the new final stage in Paris?

A hilly finale will replace the usual procession of the 21st stage. Tom Davidson asks riders if it’s what they really want

Cycling Weekly · Jul 20, 2025

Tour de France director hints that race will finish outside of Paris in future: ‘The 2024 finish in Nice won’t be unique’

Christian Prudhomme appears open to breaking a century-old tradition.

Cycling Weekly · Jul 18, 2025

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

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