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The 2022 Tour de France begins in Copenhagen and finishes in Paris, via the Alps and the Pyrenees

In 2020, two of cycling's most exciting sprinters suffered a horrific crash. This year, they're aiming for redemption at the Tour de France.

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…

Danish police searched the team’s hotel in Brøndby at the request of French prosecuters, with Bahrain Victorious claiming no materials were seized during the raid

The 23-year-old has several achievements in his sights if he can wear yellow in Paris on 24 July

The 2022 Tour de France is here. Starting in Copenhagen on July 1, the tour covers almost 2,100 miles (3,380 kilometers) over 24 days of riding through Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland and France. The tour is a feat of human athleticism, but to really understand how incredible it is to complete…

The world’s most prestigious and difficult bike race begins on Friday 1 July - with Wales' Geraint Thomas hoping to recreate his victory from 2018

Our in-depth look at every team, the main riders to watch and the cast of characters competing in the Tour de France 2022

Exclusive interview: The 23-year-old lives life under the radar and reveals a down-to-earth ethos behind his astonishing success as he goes for a third yellow jersey

With the Tour de France heading to Denmark for the first time, I tasted the cycling and culinary pleasures of the capital – and tried out Stage 1 of the route

The 2022 Tour de France kicks off this week with the yellow jersey up for grabs for a 109th time.