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Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar - ‘I’m always interested in statistics and records, just not mine’

Slovenian looks ahead to Zurich World Championships as final top goal of 2024 season

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Suspicion over Tadej Pogacar’s performance is ‘ridiculous’, says Tour de France legend Bernard Hinault

Doubts have swirled around the Tour de France peloton after an investigation revealed the use of controversial carbon monoxide rebreathing equipment in altitude training camps

The Independent UK

Pogacar v Vingegaard has makings of the finest Tour soap opera of them all

As if custom made for the Netflix era, the pair bring contrasting personalities and styles to their repeat head to heads

The Guardian - UK

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Tour de France momentum with Jonas Vingegaard as he gives Tadej Pogačar reason to doubt - Analysis

Dane gained a second at Le Lioran and much more in psychological battle

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How does Mark Cavendish compare to previous record holder Eddy Merckx?

The Manxman moves clear of the great Belgian to stand alone at the top of the charts for stage wins.

The Independent UK

Pogacar’s Giro d’Italia domination seals place among cycling’s greats

Slovenian has matched Anquetil’s 1960 feat, brushing away his competitors so effortlessly that a tour double may beckon

The Guardian - UK

'Tadej Pogačar is like me and Merckx' - Hinault praises Giro d'Italia leader for aggressive racing style

Five-time Tour de France winner says Pogačar does not 'gift' any victories

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Pogačar like Pantani – 26 years on, the Giro d'Italia-Tour de France double is possible

'I'd love to achieve what Pantani did' says race favourite as he begins quest to achieve the first double since 1998

Cycling News

The algorithm for who should be riding a 'nice bike' is complicated, explains Dr Hutch

Hutch's longterm riding buddy has many bugbears, but among them are nice bicycles - and God help anyone riding a Dawes Galaxy

Cycling Weekly

Punches, marches, banners and engine oil: 100 years of bike race protests

The Etoile de Bessèges is just the latest in a long line of races to have gone up against protesters

Cycling Weekly

Chapeau, Thibaut Pinot, who went out swinging at the Tour de France

Thibaut Pinot’s final flourish at the Tour de France encapsulated all the came before: attacking intent, French hope, unfulfilled ambition and raw emotion

The Independent UK

Chapeau, Thibaut Pinot, one of the best to never win the Tour de France

Thibaut Pinot’s final flourish at the Tour de France encapsulated all the came before: attacking intent, French hope, unfulfilled ambition and raw emotion

The Independent UK

'Since being shot he'd never ridden a great race, so he was terrified' - Kathy LeMond on the 1989 Tour de France

Extract from The Road Book (1989) reveals how Kathy and Greg LeMond experienced the most dramatic Tour victory ever

Cycling News

A history of Australians in yellow at the Tour de France

Taking a closer look at the eight riders from the nation who have worn the maillot jaune, from Phil Anderson to Jai Hindley

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Cycling Weekly

"The Last Rider” movie review: a timeless tale of perseverance, love and America's true Tour de France hero

The new Greg LeMond documentary will resonate with American audiences, whether they're cycling fans or not. Here's why.

Cycling Weekly

Critérium du Dauphiné

Where: South-east France When: Sunday 4 June - Sunday 11 June Rank: UCI WorldTourThe Critérium du Dauphiné marks the traditional run-in to the Tour de France, with all eyes carefully studying how the top contenders compete. Not every hopeful for the yellow jersey at the Tour will be there this year…

Newsroom.co.nz

Pawson battered, broken but unbowed

Veteran cyclist Penny Pawson recovers from the ravages of injury to set a world record on the track

The Independent UK

Alpe d’Huez: Immortality awaits atop the ultimate Tour de France climb

The 2022 Tour will be the 30th to take on cycling’s most iconic climb of 21 famous switchback turns, where a new chapter in its history will be written

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Daily Mirror

Jonas Vingegaard rides into Tour de France yellow as Tadej Pogacar cracks in epic stage

On the Col du Granon where Greg Le Mond unseated French legend Bernard Hinault 36 years ago - and the five-times Tour de France winner never wore yellow again - Vingegaard was king of another epic stage

The Guardian - UK

Tadej Pogacar flawless but Wout van Aert signals intentions with spectacular start

The Belgian has looked dominant at times in the Tour’s first week and looks likely to be involved in the final overall battle

The Guardian - UK

Thibaut Pinot still France’s favourite but hopes of home glory thin on the ground

It has been 36 years since the country’s last victory in the men’s race – and it is hard to see who can stop it from becoming 37

The Guardian - UK

A third Tour de France would make Tadej Pogacar one of cycling’s true greats

The Tour always throws up surprises but it is hard to see anyone who can go head to head with the dominant Slovenian

Cycling News

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Tour de France records and stats from the last 110 years

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