'He's got grinta' – Josh Tarling praised for breakaway performance as Netcompany Ineos try to salvage their Tour de France Michał Kwiatkowski praises British teammate after stage 17 attack Cycling News · Jul 23
Will today's 18th stage of the Tour de France see Tadej Pogačar address unfinished business? Last time the race visited Orcières-Merlettes, the Slovenian lost out Cycling Weekly · Jul 23
'I always have the map on my screen' – what data screens do Tour de France cyclists use, and how do they differ from your bike computer? Paul Seixas, Tom Pidcock, Fred Wright and more pro racers reveal how they use their head units in training and racing Cycling Weekly · Jul 23
Adam Yates to race on at Tour de France despite suffering with stomach problem 'He is going to suffer because it’s still soon' UAE team manager Mauro Gianetti tells Cyclingnews Cycling News · Jul 23
Tour de France 2026: Richard Carapaz roars clear to win stage 18 – as it happened Ecuadorian takes impressive victory at Orcières-Merlette as Tadej Pogacar maintains overall lead despite illness concerns in his team The Guardian - UK · Jul 23
'The best strategy is not thinking too much' – Nelson Oliveira closes in on all-time record of Grand Tour finishes at 2026 Tour de France Portuguese veteran raced his first Grand Tour back at the 2011 Vuelta a España Cycling News · Jul 23
'I’m glad Urška is not coming up with my car' – Tadej Pogačar braced for 'insane' Alpe d’Huez atmosphere at Tour de France Race leader returning to the iconic climb for the first time since 2022 for this weekend's doubleheader Cycling News · Jul 23
Calendar change sets up Tour de Pologne Women as pre-Tour de France Femmes sprint tune-up in 2026 List of challengers to defending champion Chiara Consonni includes Elisa Balsamo and Lorena Wiebes Cycling News · Jul 23
'There's no time for nostalgia' - Increasingly fraught fight for last-chance breaks in Tour de France keep 2026 retiree Ion Izagirre focused on race Cofidis racer, 37, just four days away from completing 12th and final Tour of his career, but still determined to go out on a high note Cycling News · Jul 22
'It's hard to deal with' - Tour de France stage winner Jasper Philipsen opens up on struggle against pressure of expectations Alpecin-Premier Tech co-leader claims first victory after several top fives this year and acknowledges 'Van der Poel is very important' for all 11 career stage victories at the Tour Cycling News · Jul 22
Anti-doping chiefs reject claims of Paul Seixas favouritism as Tour rivals cry foul The home rider Paul Seixas has yet to be tested at night, unlike some of his rivals, but authorities deny that the French doping agency plays any role in who is tested The Guardian - UK · Jul 22
'It was a good decision' – Is Remco Evenepoel's controversial break from racing behind his rising Tour de France form arc? 'This Tour de France was all about crescendo' says Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe DS Cycling News · Jul 22
Forget Tadej Pogačar and the GC, the Tour de France green jersey battle on stage 17 was way more fun - Analysis Why Mads Pedersen and Jasper Philipen will fight for green in Paris, with UAE and Lidl-Trek locked in the fight for the team prize Cycling News · Jul 22
'It's more than relief, it's satisfaction' – Jasper Philipsen and Alpecin-Premier Tech deliver under pressure at Tour de France Belgian sprinter took until stage 17 to open his account at the 2026 Tour Cycling Weekly · Jul 22
The Independent UK · Jul 22 Jasper Philipsen ends Tour de France frustration with overdue stage win Philipsen repeatedly fell short in bunch sprints over the first two weeks of this Tour but made it look easy in Voiron
France 24 · Jul 22 Philipsen wins Tour de France 17th stage as Pogacar retains overall lead Belgium's Jasper Philipsen won the 17th stage of the 2026 Tour de France on Wednesday with a comfortable lead ahead of Mauro Schmid and Olav Kooij at the end of the Alpine stage. While Tadej Pogacar struggled throughout the stage after suffering from a stomach problem the previous night, the…
Cycling Weekly · Jul 22 'This cost me a few years of my life' - Jasper Philipsen wins chaotic Tour de France stage 17 Belgian led out superbly by team-mate Mathieu van der Poel
Cycling Weekly · Jul 22 'The fight against doping is an absolute priority' – UCI defends night-time testing at Tour de France Cycling's governing body acknowledges disruptive nature of tests
The Independent UK · Jul 22 What happened to the case of David Rozman, the Ineos carer with alleged links to a notorious doping doctor? CYCLING: Rozman was sent home from the 2025 Tour de France but is back working for Sir Dave Brailsford’s Netcompany-Ineos cycling team
Cycling News · Jul 22 All Tour de France riders provided biological passport samples on rest day, anti-doping body confirms ITA collected blood samples from all riders as part of longitudinal anti-doping programme
Cycling News · Jul 22 'Might be the best TT I've ever done' – Tom Pidcock continues to impress amid best Tour de France GC bid yet British rider looks to balance top 10 GC ambitions and stage-hunting in final five days as return to Alpe d'Huez looms
Cycling News · Jul 22 'If you did six watts per kilo, you were good. Now you're a teammate' – Barguil worries about burnout for young riders as Tour de France levels rise rapidly 'We quickly idealise the successful guy, but many fall flat on their faces. I think we don't talk about it enough' says veteran racer
Cycling News · Jul 22 'Make the best of it!' – Over an emotional burger and fries, Jonas Vingegaard encouraged his Visma-Lease a Bike teammates to go on the attack at the Tour de France Dane undergoes successful surgery on his collarbone fracture after crashing out of the Tour
The Guardian - UK · Jul 22 Tour de France 2026: Jasper Philipsen wins stage 17 as Adam Yates struggles with illness – as it happened Jasper Philipsen got his first Tour stage win this year in a reduced sprint while Tadej Pogacar’s teammate Adam Yates was affected by a stomach bug
Cycling Weekly · Jul 22 Budget cap, points limit and a draft system: how could we make the Tour de France more competitive? Riders and their managers have their say on how to even cycling’s playing field in the era of super-teams