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'He can win it, absolutely' - Greg LeMond backs Tadej Pogačar as key contender for 2025 Paris-Roubaix

Last defending Tour de France champion to race Roubaix before Pogačar calls Slovenian 'one in a million'

Cycling News

'Three or four times a year, I still dream about riding the Tour de France' - Catching up with Greg LeMond

A true sporting icon whose 1989 Tour win is one of cycling's greatest hits, the American received CW's lifetime achievement award

Cycling Weekly

'Release your data' - Greg LeMond on transparency, skepticism and the new era of cycling

Three-time Tour de France champion says the pressure on riders' weight 'explains the average overall speed going up'

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Tom Pidcock, Kasia Niewiadoma and Greg LeMond headline Rouleur Live in November

Running from November 14-16, dozens of cycling stars will descend on London amid over 80 brand exhibitors

Cycling News

Analysing the key stages of the 2025 Tour de France

Mont Ventoux, the Pyrenees and the Alps grab the headlines as the toughest tests next July

Cycling News

'Definitely different': the mixed feelings of Tadej Pogačar and others on a final-day Tour de France time trial

But a Nice time trial has its own attractions, riders say– as well as a whole load of historic connotations

Cycling Weekly

Revisiting the Tour De France's most dramatic last-minute reversals

The yellow jersey will need to be on red alert during Sunday's final stage time trial in Nice, says James Shrubsall

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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

Road cycling's biggest tech flops: Innovative ideas that didn't quite work

There are good ideas and then there are not-so-good ones. Here’s our pick of the latter

Cycling News

'Demi is worth it' - Wiebes weighs in on Vollering's reported €1 million offer

SD Worx rider speaks about women’s cycling’s 'LeMond moment', but highlights riders in the peloton who earn nothing

Cycling News

Tour de France director Prudhomme admits relief at collapse of Jumbo-Soudal merger

'Now there will be four big champions on four different teams'

Cycling News

TV tonight: Donna, the Doctor and a dangerously out of control Tardis

David Tennant and Catherine Tate fight for their lives in Doctor Who. Plus, it’s the Strictly musicals special! Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Sepp Kuss brings back a GC victory – and likability – to US cycling

The 29-year-old ended a long American drought with victory in the Vuelta a España. And he did so with a very different style to his predecessors

The Guardian - US

Mathieu van der Poel's protest poo - and four other famous toilet stops in cycling history

The new men's world champion apparently stopped off in a Scottish house to take a break on Sunday, but he was not the first to feel an urgency mid-race

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Cycling Weekly

The lone American to have worn the yellow jersey, and the four who were stripped of their achievements

The lone American to have worn the yellow jersey, and the four Americans who were stripped of their achievements. Greg LeMond remains the first and last American to have worn the Tour de France yellow jersey

Cycling News

'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 Weekly

What does it take to be a Tour de France contender?

Relentless drive, unwavering resilience, exceptional fitness – all required just to make it to the startline of the Tour de France. What more, then, does it take to challenge for the win?

Cycling Weekly

Polka dot Powless: Neilson Powless fulfills a childhood dream

Neilson Powless is the first American to wear the climber's jersey since 2017, and the sixth American ever. Can you name the American that held it before him?

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The Guardian - UK

The Last Rider review – a Tour de France triumph like no other

A likable protagonist and a tense final act make this account of Greg LeMond’s improbable victory in 1989 exciting and affecting

Cycling Weekly

The new Greg LeMond feature film is out now — here's where to watch it near you

"The Last Rider" film that chronicles Greg LeMond's 1989 Tour de France comeback is now playing in movie theaters all across America; here's where to find it in your city

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.

The New Daily

Monaco to Nice time-trial to conclude 2024 Tour de France

The 2024 Tour de France will finish with an individual time-trial from Monaco to Nice, the first time-trial on the final day in 35 years.

InsideEVs

LeMond’s Prolog Is A Sleek And Streamlined Electric All-Rounder

The LeMond Prolog e-bike is a top-shelf all-rounder designed by Tour de France winner and carbon technology pioneer Greg LeMond.

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

The Conversation

Tour de France: analysing what makes cycling’s premier race exciting

In 2019, the Tour de France changed its rules so that teams consisted of eight riders instead of nine. Christian Prudhomme, director of the Tour, justified the decision by citing safety issues (fewer riders, therefore less risk of crashes) and the dynamism of the race (fewer riders, therefore fewer locked-in…

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