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The Latest Breaking News from the Tour de France

What will Tadej Pogačar win next? He wants more than just a place in the record books

'Tadej wants to win all the biggest races, that’s more important than a sixth Tour de France' his agent Alex Carera tells Cyclingnews

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'My town really exists' – the political power of the Tour de France

A new paper suggests that the Tour de France could reduce support for the far-right

Cycling Weekly

Oscar Onley: A World Championship medal would cap off a great season

Oscar Onley has had a remarkable season, with the highlight so far being his fourth place in the Tour de France GC standings. And as he heads into…

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'It was a big mess' - Pauline Ferrand-Prévot says tactical game went wrong among major favourites at Rwanda Worlds

'They were thinking that I was as good as I was at the Tour de France, and I was not' yellow-jersey winner says it was hard to make a strong attack in Kigali

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Road World Championships - Riders to watch in the elite women's road race

From Ferrand-Prévot and Vollering to Le Court, who to watch on Saturday

Cycling News

Tour de Protest: The Vuelta a España is just the latest in a long line of races to be a platform for protest

After the Vuelta a España prematurely ended due to protests, Patrick Fletcher looks back on another time a major race was stopped in its tracks

Cycling Weekly

Politicians trade barbs as Madrid protests curtail La Vuelta's final fiesta

Political fall-out continued in Spain on Monday after more than 100,000 pro-Palestinian protesters gathered in Madrid, forcing organisers to crop Sunday's final stage of La Vuelta. It was just the latest in a series of interruptions to one of world's most prestigious cycling races after the Tour de France.

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‘He’s a celebrity, I suppose!’ – Geraint Thomas in the words of his fans, as he retired in Cardiff

We talked to the crowds of supporters lining the streets of Cardiff and Newport for Thomas's last ever race

Cycling Weekly

Cervelo's new R5 is just 5.97kg but did the Tour de France Femmes rescue it from obscurity before it even went on sale?

Today Cervelo launches it's lightest ever R5 climbing bike, but does anyone care now aero-bikes are flavour of the month?

Cycling Weekly

Sean Flynn heads into the Tour of Britain in the shape of his life

This summer, Sean Flynn fulfilled a lifelong dream of riding the Tour de France. And having made it through 2000 miles and three weeks of racing,…

The National (Scotland)

Remco Evenepoel makes return to racing next week at the Tour of Britain

Belgian back in the saddle from September 2-7 for the first time after withdrawing from the Tour de France

Cycling News

How much prize money does a Vuelta a España winner receive compared to those in the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia?

And how do the women's Grand Tours stack up?

Cycling Weekly

Councillors delay decision on whether to hold start of Tour de France in Edinburgh

A decision on whether to agree to host the start of the Tour de France has had to be delayed by Edinburgh Council, with organisers yet to provide…

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Who is the next Tadej Pogačar? - These are the super talents who could win the Tour de France before 2030

From Evenepoel to Seixas and Torres to Widar, here are the Grand Tour riders of the next decade

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The Guardian - UK

Vingegaard has chance to shine at Vuelta in absence of world-weary Pogacar

The Dane hopes to end two-year Grand Tour drought at the Vuelta a España, with the Tour de France winner and Remco Evenepoel absent

The Independent UK

Jonas Vingegaard eyes redemption – but looming UAE decision can define Vuelta a Espana

The year’s final Grand Tour offers the world’s second-best rider the chance to step out from Tadej Pogacar’s shadow - if the Slovenian’s lieutenants don’t usurp him

Cycling News

'I'm not done with the Tour' - Mads Pedersen completes alternative 2025 season at Vuelta a España before returning to the Tour de France

'I'm ready for the next three weeks' - Dane to target Vuelta stages points jersey and share Lidl-Trek leadership with Giulio Ciccone

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'It’s time for a new environment after six years' – Fred Wright to join Q36.5 Pro Cycling from Bahrain Victorious chasing wins

Former British champion joins Tom Pidcock at ProTeam

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Who will win the 2025 Vuelta a España? Analysing the favourites for the red jersey

Jonas Vingegaard leads list of contenders with UAE's João Almeida and Juan Ayuso his main rivals

Cycling News

Bernardo Ruiz obituary – the international pioneer of Spanish racing

Remembering the first Spanish racer to reach the Tour de France podium and 1948 Vuelta a España winner, who died August 14, 2025 aged 100

Cycling News

Can Jonas Vingegaard fill the power vacuum left by Primož Roglič? – Vuelta a España analysis

Final Grand Tour of 2025 set to be marked by Roglič's first absence from Vuelta since 2018

Cycling News

'Remco is not just here for the Tour de France' - Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe hoping for Evenepoel inspiration in 2026

Team manager Ralph Denk defers Tour team leadership debate until routes are known

Cycling Weekly

'It was new, it was exciting, it was an adventure. And it was about f****** time' - the story of the forgotten women's Tour de France

New film 'Breakaway Femmes' charts the tumultuous history of the Tour de France Féminin

Cycling News

'I'm really motivated to go back to the Tour to try and back it up' - Oscar Onley inspired by breakthrough ride in Tour de France

Picnic-PostNL rider to target the World Championships in Rwanda and then the 2026 Tour de France

Cycling Weekly

From Millie Robinson to Pauline Ferrand-Prévot - how the Tour de France Femmes has been 70 years in the making

The first women's Tour de France took place in 1955, but the path to today's Tour de France Femmes did not run smoothly

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