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'Pauline will be on the same level or better; we are only focused on ourselves' – Inside FDJ United-Suez and Demi Vollering's preparation, mindset and ambitions for the Tour de France Femmes

In this exclusive Q&A, team manager Stephen Delcourt talks us through what the team have done differently for 2026 and how it will help them go against some big rivals in France

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'Paul will win with us' – Decathlon CMA CGM hope Tour de France performance will convince Seixas to stay with French team beyond 2027

Seixas joins marketing agency Sportfive as he becomes a global sports star

Cycling News

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Bridie O'Donnell on the ‘precarious business’ of the Tour de France

From Victoria’s beleaguered Labor Party moving onto its third premier in one term ahead of November’s state election, to the national rise of One Nation and collapsing major party support – it’s been a chaotic year in Australian politics. And we’ve barely passed the halfway mark.

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How much prize money did Tadej Pogačar and his team win at the Tour de France?

UAE Team Emirates-XRG netted more than a third of the total prize pot

Cycling Weekly

What next for Paul Seixas? Two weeks of rest, more training and racing, and the long-term picture post-Tour de France debut

After finishing fourth in his first-ever Grand Tour, all eyes are on the next steps for the French star

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Tadej Pogačar has proven he's the best of all time, I don't see anyone challenging him for another two years – Sean Kelly's Tour column

The Irishman gives his thoughts on Pogačar's 'best' performance ever, how the Slovenian compares to other five-time Tour winners, and what will be next on his race hit list

Cycling News

I made six tech predictions ahead of the Tour de France – which did I get right?

Leap Components and 3D printing dominated the tech at the Tour de France, but did our tech editor manage a clean sweep of predictions?

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Eight conclusions from the Tour de France – A new Pogačar, Evenepoel's next challenge and questions over racing in July

On their way home from Paris, the Cyclingnews team dissects what we can take away from this edition of the Tour, covering everything from the racing and the route to anti-doping and the climate

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'I'm not thinking about any history' – Tadej Pogačar makes history at the Tour de France, but wants to keep his feet on the ground

The UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider could yet make more history at the Vuelta a España this summer

Cycling Weekly

'It's like an out of body experience' – Fred Wright on his Montmartre attack at the Tour de France

British champion was at the front on the final ascent in Paris

Cycling Weekly

Moulin Rouge dancers welcome Tour de France finale in Paris

Moulin Rouge dancers performed the iconic French cancan outside the famous cabaret in Paris, entertaining crowds gathered for the final stage of the Tour de France.

Euronews

'Mentally speaking, he's a monster' - No regrets for Decathlon CMA CGM management on bringing Paul Seixas to the Tour de France at age 19

Three weeks ago at Tour start, French team 'could not have imagined a top five for Paul in his first Grand Tour would be possible'

Cycling News

US road champion Quinn Simmons named best teammate at the Tour de France for second year running

Lidl-Trek domestique wins prize and €3,000 ahead of final stage in Paris

Cycling News

Lorena Wiebes warms up for the Tour de France Femmes sprints with stage clean sweep and GC victory at the Tour of Poland

The SD Worx-Protime sprinter won all three stages on her way to victory

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'Nerve-wracking right to the end' – How Richard Carapaz and EF Education-EasyPost hit the Tour de France jackpot on Alpe d'Huez

Ecuadorian captures two stage wins in three days, the King of the Mountains title in standout Alpine performance, and super-combativity prize

Cycling Weekly

‘He was clinging to the bank’ – Chris Froome reveals he unintentionally pushed guest into canal at Tour de France

The most successful British Grand Tour rider in history talks about nighttime tests at the Tour de France, and his own experiences of racing through the boos and jeers

Cycling Weekly

‘We’ve ridden it in a spectacular way’ – Richard Carapaz is the Tour de France cyclist everyone wants to be

The EF Education-EasyPost rider won his second stage in three days, and with it made sure of the polka dot jersey and a top-10 on GC.

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'I cracked' - Paul Seixas goes all-in for the Tour de France podium but comes up short at Alpe d'Huez

'In the end I exploded' says 19-year-old French rider as he failed to make inroads to overall podium spot

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Cycling Weekly

'It'll be a nice cherry on top to finish in Paris' – these riders already know they're racing their final Tour de France

The Class of '26 includes two previous stage winners

Cycling Weekly

'It pains me deeply' – UAE Team Emirates manager apologises for the incident which saw Einar Rubio abandon the Tour de France on stage 19

Fernández's car braked hard causing Rubio the run into the back sustaining serious facial injuries

Cycling News

My best guess would be that social media has accelerated the glorification and fetishization of the Alpe d’Huez atmosphere, and more and more people are heading up with the primary focus of seeking out the hot-spots where the music is loudest, and the costumes are wildest.

Cycling Weekly

'My eardrums were hurting' – Tour de France riders on the madness and chaos of Alpe d'Huez

FranceTV reported that 600,000 people watched the Tour de France ascend Alpe d'Huez. What was it like to ride through that maelstrom of people?

Cycling Weekly

'You probably need six minutes' – Sepp Kuss tries but can't resist Tadej Pogačar on Alpe d'Huez at Tour de France

The American finished fourth on stage 19 of the Tour de France, as he looks to round out his sixth Tour with a stage victory

The Guardian - UK

Pogacar conquers Alpe d’Huez in record climb to win stage 19 and extend Tour de France lead

Tadej Pogacar conquered the famed hairpins of the Alpe d’Huez in a record time as he won stage 19 of the Tour de France to extend his overall lead

France 24

Pogacar takes Tour de France stage 19 with solo attack on Alpe d'Huez

Slovenia's four-time champion Tadej Pogacar on Friday further consolidated his overall lead by taking stage 19 of the Tour de France. He made the punishing climb up the Alpe d'Huez in 35 minutes and 27 seconds.

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