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Remco Evenepoel takes back-to-back Tour de France wins with stage 16 victory

The three-time world time trial champion cut his overall deficit to Tadej Pogacar by nearly half a minute

The Independent UK

'I would rather lose sleep than lose credibility' – Jonathan Vaughters says Tour de France night-time testing could have stopped past doping – Full interview

EF Education-EasyPost team manager has defended night-time anti-doping tests at the Tour de France

Cycling News

'I've just been healing' - Josh Tarling's Tour de France hindered by ongoing recovery from broken collarbone

The Welshman posted the fastest time after an hour of racing in stage 16s time trial but isn't confident of achieving his pre-race aim of a top-five

Cycling Weekly

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Remco Evenepoel and Paul Seixas' teams among latest wave subjected to anti-doping tests on Tour de France rest day

The entire Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team were tested at 10:00 pm, within the daytime window, but not in atypical fashion

Cycling News

Tour de France 2026: Evenepoel wins stage 16 time trial but Lipowitz crashes out – as it hapenned

Evenepoel beat the race leader by 28 seconds to eat into the yellow jersey lead and make it back-to-back stages for the Belgian

The Guardian - UK

‘You’re never told not to talk about it, but you self-censor without even realising it’: Pro cyclist opens up about fossil fuel sponsorship amid a sweltering Tour de France

Cycling, with its shady, drug-suffused past, has a long history of awkward silences and unfathomable omissions. As the world warms and blistering temperatures affect the Tour de France, an eerily familiar silence again hangs over cycling’s marquee event

Cycling Weekly

'All the roads will be saturated' – Our tips for negotiating Alpe d'Huez travel chaos to watch double Tour de France stage finishes

From 16,000 riders at L'Etape du Tour on July 19 to influx of crowds for pair of Tour de France climbs, tourists welcome as locals gear up for 'the world passing in front of our house'

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'Psychologically, you need to get yourself ready for exercise' – how Tour de France riders warm up for time trials and road stages without overcooking it

Performance coach Jacob Tipper and Wahoo's Tyler Harris explain how EF Education–EasyPost gets ready for Tour de France stages

Cycling Weekly

Lance Armstrong accuses Tour de France anti-doping officials of ‘human rights issue’ after Jonas Vingegaard crash

Vingegaard crashed out of the race after being awoken in the middle of the night by anti-doping officials

The Independent UK

The standout riders of this Tour de France could be Tom Pidcock and Quinn Simmons, even if neither have won yet

Away from the GC battle, this pair have seemingly been in every move

Cycling Weekly

'Very effective' - Tour de France team manager applauds night-time anti-doping tests

Jonathan Vaughters said that doping controls in the middle of the night would have solved cycling's doping crisis in the early 2000s.

Cycling Weekly

Is Mathieu van der Poel a time trial sleeping giant?

Using a position and effort similar to a long-range Classics solo, Alpecin-Premier Tech rider could add form with motivation and challenge for ITT victory at Tour de France

Cycling News

A crash like this shatters your dreams, you do everything you can to prepare and then it can disappear in a split second – Matej Mohorič's Tour de France diary

The three-time Tour de France stage winner reflects on Jonas Vingegaard's race-ending crash and the risks riders take on roads designed for traffic, not bike racing, plus the Slovenian looks ahead to the third week and a breakaway 'battlefield'

Cycling News

Think this year's Tour de France is hard? Don't expect any sympathy from the ghosts of 1926

As today's stage 16 rolls out of Evian, we look back exactly a century to when the town hosted the historic 1926 Grand Départ – kicking off a 5,745km ordeal that remains the longest and most brutal edition in the race's history

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The Guardian - UK

Vingegaard’s and Pogacar’s night-time doping tests authorised by Paris judge

The International Testing Agency had petitioned the Paris prosecutor’s office to test the duo outside of the normal 6am to 11pm window before stage 15

Cycling News

'I hope that it will be just as good' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas heads into Tour de France final week within striking distance of GC podium

French teenager sits 25 seconds behind Isaac del Toro in race for third after passing almost every test so far on debut

Cycling News

The Tour de France is far from over - A triple header of mountains and 120 seconds are among the reasons why you should watch the last week

Points, mountains and youth classifications are all up for grabs in countdown to Paris

Cycling Weekly

Horror hotels, delicious desserts and José Mourinho – week two of the 2026 Tour de France on social media

Ten of the best social media posts from the Tour de France over the last week

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Medical Daily

The Collarbone Injury That Forced Jonas Vingegaard Out of the Tour de France: Why This Fracture Requires Surgery

Jonas Vingegaard's Tour de France exit puts the effects of collarbone fractures on full display, and not just for himself, but for his team and the Tour.

Cycling News

'The main goal is to have Remco on the podium in Paris' – Florian Lipowitz ready to work for Evenepoel in Tour de France podium battle

'We will fight together and we will have to fight until Paris' says fifth-placed German rider

Cycling Weekly

Multiple riders have been subjected to night-time doping controls at Tour de France

Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard are not the only riders to have been woken up in the early hours

Cycling News

'Just try to ride the third week of my life' – No room for getting carried away for Remco Evenepoel despite becoming closest challenger to Pogačar at Tour de France

Belgian star tries to 'keep feet on the ground' as he details ambitions of defending second place in final week

Cycling Weekly

Which Tour de France team has won the most money so far in 2026?

There is a prize fund of €2.3m up for grabs, of which €606,000 has been handed out in two weeks of racing

Cycling News

'The team cares more that Mads wins the green than I win a stage' – Quinn Simmons has to balance personal Tour de France goals with Lidl-Trek priorities

American says he is 'fully here to support Mads in that in that goal' after missing out on stage win on stage 15

Cycling News

Why were Tour de France riders tested in the middle of the night? Anti-doping body defends need to carry out 'effective testing'

'The ITA is conscious that night-time testing may be disruptive to riders' rest and recovery' says anti-doping body

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