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The Latest Breaking News from Jonas Vingegaard

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

New team time trial format set to decide first yellow jersey at 2026 Tour de France draws criticism from Visma-Lease a Bike CEO

GC times in opening Barcelona stage to be taken from first rider across the line, following on from new format tested at Paris-Nice

Cycling News

'We still believe we can fight for the win'- Visma-Lease a Bike back Jonas Vingegaard to take on Tadej Pogačar in 2026 Tour de France

Team manager Richard Plugge sees stages for Wout van Aert in back-loaded mountainous route

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Does cycling have a Tadej Pogacar problem?

The Slovenian backed up his generational 2024 season with another run for the ages in 2025. Where next for the man with a serious claim to the title of greatest of all time – and can anyone catch up?

The Independent UK

2026 Tour de France route marked by double ascent of Alpe d'Huez in final weekend

First week in Pyrenees, return to Le Lioran in Massif Central and Orcières-Merlette in Alps all highlights of next July

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If you want to win a Grand Tour next year, the Giro d’Italia or Vuelta a España are your best bet

Tadej Pogačar is targeting a fifth Tour de France, which opens up other possibilities

Cycling Weekly

'Cycling also exists outside of the Tour de France' –Jonas Vingegaard teases possible Giro d'Italia bid for 2026

Dane also expresses desire to compete in more one-day races in future

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Primož Roglič tops Tadej Pogačar, Isaac Del Toro and Jonas Vingegaard at Andorra Cycling Masters

Four riders competed in time trial and an urban circuit race in inaugural exhibition event

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Tadej Pogačar to race one last time in 2025 at the Andorra Cycling Masters

Tour de France winner takes on Jonas Vingegaard, Primož Roglič and Isaac del Toro in new invitation-only event

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How Tom Pidcock rebounded from rock bottom to rising force at Il Lombardia

A year ago Tom Pidcock was deselected for a race he was a prime contender to win, as his relationship with Ineos Grenadiers fell apart. The past season has more than vindicated his decision to leave - and he returns to Il Lombardia with the chance to right last year’s…

The Independent UK

Who will win Il Lombardia 2025? – Analysing the contenders for the final autumn Classic

Can anyone beat Tadej Pogačar? Perhaps only Remco Evenepoel, Tom Pidcock or Isaac del Toro

Cycling News

Why did only 17 riders finish the European Championships elite men's road race?

There was a very short results list at Sunday's event in France

Cycling Weekly

'I had more time off the bike than I hoped' – Jonas Vingegaard confirms lack of preparation for European Championships after dropping early behind rivals

Dane faded with 109km still to race in elite men's race and ultimately abandoned, but still believes he can 'compete for victory in these races'

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'I had to push really, really hard' – Tadej Pogačar unbeatable once more, this time at European Championships

For the second week in a row, Slovenian wins major one-day race after solo attack, with Remco Evenepoel finishing in second

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The Independent UK

All-conquering Tadej Pogacar backs up world title defence with maiden European crown

Reigning world champion Pogacar launched one of his signature solo attacks with 75km to go and proved unstoppable once more

The Independent UK

How bold Vingegaard decision to race Pogacar gives cycling’s biggest rivalry new edge

The European Championships could see Tadej Pogacar, Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel open a new chapter in a rivalry for the ages, while the women’s race sets up an intriguing tactical battle between the peloton’s heavy-hitters

Cycling News

'A long solo? Never say never' - Tadej Pogačar won't rule out repeat trademark lone breakaway in upcoming European Road Championships

With new World Champion's jersey in his possession, Slovenian feeling 'really good' despite lengthy journey back to Europe

Cycling News

'If he tries that, it could end badly' – Belgian national coach not expecting another monster breakaway by Pogačar in European Championships battle with Remco Evenepoel

'One of the toughest courses ever for an international championship, tougher than Kigali for sure' says Serge Pauwels

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Pogačar v Evenepoel v Vingegaard: the European Championships road race could be the most interesting one-day event of the season

There's something very rare about Sunday's event

Cycling News

A Pogačar and Evenepoel rematch with Vingegaard thrown into the mix as European Championships brings superstars together for rare face-off – Analysis

Sunday's road race in France set to bring thrilling action in first one-day meeting of 'Big three' for three years

The Independent UK

‘The more chaotic the race, the better it suits us’: Britain’s Pidcock and Onley look to disrupt Pogacar’s world title defence

The Slovenian is the favourite to make it back-to-back rainbow jerseys on the gruelling Rwandan course - but the British team intend to take the fight to him

The Guardian - UK

Cycling world heads for Rwanda under a cloud of controversy after Vuelta chaos

First road world championships in Africa should be a moment of celebration – instead the sport is mired in controversy

Cycling News

Fewer stars, but potentially more open racing – How will the absence of several big names affect the Rwanda World Championships?

Riders like Mathieu van der Poel, Lotte Kopecky and Jonas Vingegaard are all skipping the Rwandan World Championships, but this could actually be a positive

The Guardian - UK

Vuelta chaos shows selling sport as a tool for peace can create its own battlefield

Once teams promote a country, are owned by states or have to reflect government policy, sport becomes a playground for power

Cycling News

Tom Pidcock and Q36.5 plotting future Grand Tour success after Vuelta a España podium

'We need to close a minimum of three to four minutes – I think that's an achievable gap' says Brit's coach

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