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'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

Wednesday’s sport – What’s on and where can I watch it?

The Hundred and Tour de France continue.

The Independent 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

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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

Cycling Weekly

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 News

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

Cycling Weekly

Tuesday’s sport – what’s on and where can I watch it?

The Hundred and the Tour de France are the picks of the day’s sporting action.

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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

Cycling News

Remco Evenepoel slams ‘inhuman’ doping tests as Jonas Vingegaard crashes out of Tour de France

Two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the Tour de France on stage 15 with riders speculating a late-night doping test may have had an impact

The Independent UK

The final week of the Tour de France will look completely different now that Vingegaard is out - Philippa York analysis

Cyclingnews' expert columnist weighs in on 'intrusive' early-hours drug testing, and how the podium battle plays out without Pogačar's biggest threat

Cycling News

Golden paint and custom details: Remco Evenepoel's 7.05kg S-Works Tarmac SL9 for the Tour de France

A closer look at the double Olympic Champion's Tour de France race bike

Cycling Weekly

'It's not only for aero gains' – why are riders shaving their arms at the Tour de France?

Today's pros are going further than just hair-free legs

Cycling Weekly

The lost art of time trialing – Is the Tour de France slowly phasing out the race against the clock?

TT kilometres per edition are slowly trending down as the GC becomes less favourable for all-rounders

Cycling News

'It's no use hanging your head' – Jonas Vingegaard gives his first reaction since exiting the Tour de France

Two-time Tour winner explains how the fateful stage 15 crash unfolded

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Cycling Weekly

‘We were not flying at altitude’ – Remco Evenepoel stuns even his teammates with mountain victory at Tour de France

The Belgian star out-sprinted Tadej Pogačar and Isaac Del Toro at the top of Plateau de Solaison to record his biggest ever win in the Tour de France

Cycling News

Three time stage winner Tim Merlier abandons the Tour de France on mountainous stage 15

Sprinter Merlier was hoping to survive until Paris but the mountains proved to much

Cycling News

Jonas Vingegaard crashes out of Tour de France – Dane suffers broken collarbone and will undergo surgery

Two-time Tour winner hits the deck ahead of final climb on stage 15 - Video

The Guardian - UK

Vingegaard crashes out of Tour de France after ‘inhuman’ 2am doping control

Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the Tour de France on the first Alpine climb, having been woken up in the early hours to undergo doping controls

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Cycling Weekly

Jonas Vingegaard crashes out of the Tour de France on stage 15, breaks collarbone

Dane crashes on descent on stage 15

France 24

The week in pictures: The end of the World Cup, heatwaves and wildfires, war in Ukraine

The final stages of the World Cup, with Les Bleus’ elimination and England finishing third; extreme heat and wildfires around the world; and the Tour de France brought to a standstill by the heatwave in France. FRANCE 24 looks back at some of the week's most striking images.

Cycling Weekly

'I'm living a dream' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas is closing in on the podium at the Tour de France

Teenager dropped two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard to finish third on stage 14 to Le Markstein

Radio France Internationale

Pogacar wins 'unforgettable' Tour de France 14th stage to extend overall lead

Tadej Pogacar won an "unforgettable" mountainous 14th stage of the Tour de France amidst huge crowds in the Vosges on Saturday to extend his lead over Jonas Vingegaard to four and a half minutes.

France 24

Pogacar wins Tour de France 14th stage to extend overall lead

Slovenia's cycling phenomenon Tadej Pogacar launched a devastating late attack Saturday to win the mountainous 14th stage of the Tour de France, extending his lead over Jonas Vingegaard.

Cycling Weekly

'It's not possible, the Tour de France is July': Race director rejects Tadej Pogačar's wish

The reigning champion's desire for the Tour de France to move to an earlier or later spot in the calendar looks unlikely to be fufilled.

Cycling Weekly

'Anything's possible' – how Tom Pidcock is rediscovering his love for the Tour de France

For Tom Pidcock, this year's Tour was never about fighting for the GC or proving his talent – it's about restoring his childhood passion for the race

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