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'We never panicked' – Well-gelled Movistar avoid any repeat of first-day drama for Marlen Reusser at Tour de France Femmes after crash

Swiss rider crashed in the final 25km of stage 1, but was expertly shepherded back to the bunch to finish 10th on the stage

Cycling News

6 Training Aids We Have Seen On Tour (And How They Can Help Your Game)

I've picked out six of the best training aids used out on Tour, and here is how you can get them...

Golf Monthly

'There Is A Deal To Be Made For The Others' - Former PGA Of America CEO Claims Ryder Cup And PGA Championship Should Be Bought By The PGA Tour

The Ryder Cup is the biggest event in golf but, according to former PGA of America CEO, Pete Bevacqua, the team competition should be sold to and run by the PGA Tour

Golf Monthly

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KBS TGI Iron Shaft Review: Why This $72 Shaft Is Convincing Die-Hard Steel Players To Switch To Graphite

Played by tour stars like Jason Day and built to offer steel-like control with graphite forgiveness, we put the KBS TGI through its paces to see if it lives up to the hype.

Golf Monthly

And Just Like That, the PGA Tour’s Newest Star Is Born

Jackson Koivun picked up his first PGA Tour win on Sunday in just his third start since turning pro.

Sports Illustrated

Huge crowds and glorious chaos outside the Sacre Coeur – the 2026 Tour de France ends in style in Montmartre

The final stage of the Tour turned out to be an absolute thriller, but when you're when you’re among the throng in Montmartre, boring was never on the cards

Cycling Weekly

My best guess would be that social media has accelerated the glorification and fetishization of the Alpe d’Huez atmosphere, and more and more people are heading up with the primary focus of seeking out the hot-spots where the music is loudest, and the costumes are wildest.

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Heavy traffic closes main road to Alpe d'Huez early on Thursday ahead of double mountaintop finishes of Tour de France

Plan to walk or take area gondolas to access iconic mountain climb from Bourg d'Oisans for next few days due to 'exceptionally high traffic'

Cycling News

What it’s like running a Tour de France team – and competing with Tadej Pogacar

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Tadej Pogacar has essentially sewn up this year’s Tour de France – but what is it like managing a team trying to compete with, and foil, the four-time champion? Flo Clifford speaks to EF Education-EasyPost chief, and ex-pro cyclist, Jonathan Vaughters to find out

The Independent UK

Female tennis players must undergo genetic sex testing to play on WTA Tour

The decision sees the WTA move in line with the IOC and other sporting governing bodies including World Athletics, despite there being no transgender women in professional tennis

The Independent UK

The 4 Little-Known Titleist Golf Balls That Are In Play At The 2026 Open Championship

Titleist's Pro V1 and Pro V1x may be the most popular models on the professional circuits, but four exclusive models are also being used at Royal Birkdale this week

Golf Monthly

Tour de France stage 14: Pogacar powers clear to win his fourth stage of 2026 race – as it happened

A fourth stage win of the Tour for unstoppable Tadej Pogacar, as Paul Seixas takes the white jersey

The Guardian - UK

Most Amateur Golfers Cannot Recognize The Game The Pros Are Playing... Is Bifurcation Now Inevitable?

Neil Tappin takes a look at the issue of distance on Tour and asks whether bifurcation is now inevitable

Golf Monthly

Confusion as Mads Pedersen warned but avoids relegation for intermediate sprint deviation in Tour de France

Green jersey leader forced Jasper Philipsen towards the barriers and was called to commissaire car but allowed to keep points

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Cycling Weekly

Did Barcelona need the Tour de France? Ned Boulting on the Catalan Grand Départ

"I always favour lower key Grand Départs", says the podcaster

Cycling Weekly

'The peloton opted for the chaos' – how the breakaway had its deserved day at the Tour de France

Despite the best efforts of UAE Team Emirates-XRG and Netcompany-Ineos, the break made it, just

Cycling News

'I was where I should be' - Paul Seixas passes first Tour de France mountain test on Tourmalet

French President Emmanuel Macron praises Decathlon CMA CGM super talent

Golf Monthly

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2026 Scottish Open: Five Things That Make This Star-Studded Tournament Must-See TV

This should be a fun week at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland.

Cycling Weekly

It’s stage four of the Tour de France and most teams are already hunting for scraps – I long for a more open race

Three days of racing, three wins for the big GC teams. Is this how everything has to be now?

Cycling Weekly

'Being here on the podium was a little bit sad' – inside the reality of a fan-restricted Tour de France stage

Crowds told to stay away from the finish of stage three. This is what it looked like on the ground

Golf Monthly

Farcical Par 3s, Boring Interactions And Is US Golf 'In A Quiet Crisis'? - Our (Latest) Unpopular Tour Opinions

Many of us have an unpopular opinion relating to tour golf, and it turns out the team at Golf Monthly have several - here is the latest round

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France 2026: Pogacar surges clear to win stage three and take yellow jersey – as it happened

The defending champion powered away at the deserted finish to a stage with wildfire threats hanging over it

Radio France Internationale

Tour de France bans spectators from third stage as fire burns in French Pyrenees

Spectators have been banned from the third stage of the Tour de France cycling race through the Pyrenees Monday, which will be adapted as a forest fire burns the area.

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France 2026: third stage to go ahead without spectators; Del Toro wins stage two

The third stage of the Tour de France will take place without spectators due to wildfires in the eastern Pyrenees

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