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The Latest Breaking News from Tour de France

From 'freak' injury to another shot at that 'elusive' win – Fred Wright finally finds feet at Pinarello-Q36.5 at Tour de France

Brit talks moving to new team, racing with Tom Pidcock and searching for his next big win

Cycling News · Jul 17

'The animals don't know what you've won' – inside Thibaut Pinot's farm life as the Tour de France visits his hometown

Frenchman says farming 'teaches you to let go'

Cycling Weekly · Jul 17

Tour de France: Merlier speeds toward another win, Pogacar still in yellow

The Belgian took victory in Stage 12 of the Tour de France in Chalon-sur-Saône, claiming his third stage win of this year's Tour. He edged out Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen. Meanwhile, Argentina and Spain continue their preparations for Sunday's World Cup final. Tomorrow, France and England will face off…

France 24 · Jul 17

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Medical updates flow after stage 12 Tour de France crash – Two collarbone breaks among the damage tally

Fractures for Jenno Berckmoes and Fernándo Gaviria, Dorian Godon passes first concussion check

Cycling News · Jul 17

'Right now the fight is for the podium' - Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe prepare for two-handed GC game in Tour de France's long weekend of mountain stages

Two severe climbing stages in Vosges followed by northern Alpine trek

Cycling News · Jul 16

'They won't stop me as long as I'm here' – the hero of the Tour de France is a rider nobody saw coming

Grand Tour debutant Baptiste Veistroffer has stolen French hearts with his solo breakaways

Cycling Weekly · Jul 16

As extreme heat pummels the Tour de France, can cycling keep riders safe?

Tour de France riders are facing some of the hottest racing conditions in the event’s history.

The Conversation · Jul 16

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How long will US riders' Tour de France stage win drought continue? Dubious streak reaches 100 stages

Sepp Kuss was the last American to reach the top step on a Tour stage in 2021

Cycling News · Jul 16

'We've lost our most important riders': Tour de France's smallest team counts the cost of crashes

Fernando Gaviria joins Alex Molenaar in crashing out of the Tour de France on Caja Rural-Seguros RGA's debut

Cycling Weekly · Jul 16

'We will need to survive as well as possible' - Tour de France leader Tadej Pogačar hints at quiet start to tough trio of climbing stages in race

Friday's unusual opener features a single category 1 climb and a fast descent to finish in Belfort

Cycling News · Jul 16

'Try to survive, maybe' – after three Tour de France sprint victories, Tim Merlier changes tack to survival

Soudal Quick-Step rider has all but given up his chance in the green jersey competiton

Cycling Weekly · Jul 16

'We go bananas' – Lidl-Trek honour fair play code but throw cat among pigeons with barrage of attacks on the Tour de France sprinters' teams

'If it's just sprinters' teams controlling the sprint, we don't win' says the team sports director Kim Andersen

Cycling News · Jul 16

'He was our big hope for the win' - Former Tour de France leader Fernando Gaviria exits with broken collarbone

Caja Rural-Seguros RGA lose second rider in a week after Colombian sprinter crashes out

Cycling News · Jul 16

Tim Merlier surges to Tour de France 2026 hat-trick on stage 12 but crash hits sprinters

Soudal–Quick-Step rider Tim Merlier pipped Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen on the line but further back, Tadej Pogacar safely retained his yellow jersey

The Guardian - UK · Jul 16

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Cycling News · Jul 16

'If I get beaten, that's the way it is' - Jasper Philipsen forced to accept defeat as rivals Soudal-QuickStep celebrate their third Tour de France win

Alpecin-Premier Tech give Philipsen another great leadout but Belgian lacks winning speed

Cycling News · Jul 16

Multiple riders crash in high-speed, domino-effect sprint incident on Tour de France stage 12

Gaviria, Godon and Wærenskjold among the worst affected in the sprint into Chalon-sur-Saône

France 24 · Jul 16

Merlier claims third Tour de France stage win in crash-hit sprint finish

Belgian sprinter Tim Merlier claimed his third stage victory of this year's Tour de France, winning a chaotic and crash-ridden sprint at the end of Thursday's 12th stage. Merlier edged out rivals after navigating a disorganised finish that was disrupted by a late crash involving Fernando Gaviria, while overall leader…

Cycling News · Jul 16

Tour de France: Tim Merlier wins sprint skirmish on stage 12 ahead of major pileup

Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen duplicate podium spots for a second day

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Cycling Weekly · Jul 16

'I found some space… and then I launched' – Tim Merlier sprints to win stage 12 of the Tour de France, scoring his hatrick

Soudal Quick-Step rider secures his third win as a horrible crash in the final hundred metres causes carnage in the chasing pack

Cycling News · Jul 16

'It's my Achilles heel, some of us just aren't built for it' – Ben Healy's attacking exploits have been stifled at the Tour de France, but he senses the moment to strike

With several hilly stages in the days to come, Irish breakaway specialist is hoping to replicate his 2025 stage triumph

Cycling News · Jul 16

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

The Guardian - UK · Jul 16

Tour de France 2026: Merlier completes hat-trick on stage 12 as big crash mars sprint – live

Join Tom Bassam for updates as the riders make their way to Chalon-sur-Saône in the penultimate sprint stage

Cycling News · Jul 16

Mads Pedersen reveals plans to retire after home World Championships

'There is no reason to sit around and hide it' Dane reveals, citing a desire to create a family and avoid racing into his late thirties

Cycling Weekly · Jul 16

'The magic starts after three years' - how a coach went about building Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard

Ex-Visma coach Tim Heemskerk outlines the training philosophy behind Vingegaard's Tour de France victories

Cycling News · Jul 16

'They don't know the difference between a cow and a horse' – Former top sprinter criticises Tour de France jury after Philipsen relegation debacle

Eddy Planckaert questions commissaires' decision to relegate then reinstate Belgian sprinter after incident on stage 11

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