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The 192.5km route takes the riders through the hills between Saint-Etienne and Mende

Ever wondered why riders have such veiny legs? Do riders share rooms? How does a 60km ride count as a rest day? We take a look at the burning questions and those you never thought to ask

WITH my body still recovering from last week’s ride with Ed Clancy, this week was a week of good days and other days where my legs refused to work.

A sharp, brutal climb to the finish promises to crack much of the Tour de France peloton on stage 14

After a brief professional career that included a French championship in 2012, women’s Tour de France director Marion Rousse has become a key figure in cycling. In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, Rousse explained why the Women’s Tour, an eight-day race that begins on July 24, is so important…

Pedersen comfortably outsprinted Wright and Hugo Houle

Who was creative? Who moved on? Who made history?

Rolling report: The 26-year-old Dane beat Britain’s Fred Wright into second to win his first Grand Tour stage, while his compatriot Jonas Vingegaard remains in yellow

Just two months out from the Tokyo Olympics, Tom Pidcock broke his collarbone while on a training ride in Andorra.

The Tour travels from Le Bourg D’Oisans to Saint Etienne in 192.6km trek

The riders leave the Alps but will still feel this lumpy stage in their tired legs