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'I would be ashamed to have crashes in my race if I was an organizer' - Visma's Richard Plugge calls for better race safety

Team manager believes race organisers can do more to reduce crashes and injury

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'It's the first real test' - Jonas Vingegaard expecting GC showdown in Massif Central at Tour de France

Visma-Lease a Bike confident in strength in depth as first mountain test arrives on Bastille Day

Cycling Weekly

'We'll see big time gaps' – Visma and Jonas Vingegaard eye first Tour de France mountain test after failed attempts to distance rivals in crosswinds

Dane describes brutal eight-climb route to Le Mont Dore as 'the first real test outside the time trial', with 1:17 deficit to make up on Pogačar

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Tim Merlier sprints to stage 10 victory in Chateauroux as Tadej Pogacar loses key Tour de France lieutenant

Mathieu van der Poel attempted an audacious breakaway bid only to be caught with less than 1km remaining

The Independent UK

'I think they should be confident' - Tadej Pogačar wary of Visma-Lease a Bike comeback at Tour de France

Jonas Vingegaard and his Visma-Lease a Bike team have multiple reasons to be optimistic as the race leaves behind the flatter terrain

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France 2025: Tim Merlier claims stage nine as Van der Poel bid falls short

Tim Merlier, frustrated 24 hours earlier after a puncture, won stage nine in Chateauroux, with Tadej Pogacar remaining top of general classification

The Guardian - UK

Mathieu van der Poel falls 700 metres short of a 174km breakaway stage victory at the Tour de France

Two-man Alpecin-Deceuninck move was planned to help combativity prize winner Jonas Rickaert achieve his career-long dream of stepping on a Tour de France podium

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Tim Merlier pips Jonathan Milan for Tour de France stage 9 victory in sprint finish

The Belgian stole the victory against a formidable field after a bold day on the bike from Mathieu van der Poel.

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France stage 9: Tim Merlier eclipses Jonathan Milan at the line for second win in opening week

Mathieu van der Poel's 173km breakaway caught with 750 metres to go

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João Almeida abandons Tour de France, leaving Tadej Pogačar without key lieutenant

The Portuguese rider was caught up in the crash on stage seven which saw Jack Haig and Eddie Dunbar also out of race

Cycling Weekly

'You spend a lot of time with those guys' – Emotional Theuns reveals the bond of a Tour de France sprint team after Jonathan Milan's debut stage win

Belgian lead-out man helped Italian sprinter to a dominant win in Laval on stage 8, while another sprint lies ahead on Sunday

Cycling News

Tour de France 2025: Tim Merlier wins stage nine as Van der Poel break falls short – as it happened

Soudal Quick-Step’s Tim Merlier took his second stage win of this year’s Tour as Mathieu Van der Poel was caught 700m before the finish.

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 9 result as Tim Merlier wins bunch sprint in ‘Cavendish City’

Tour returns to Chateauroux, renamed ‘Cavendish City’ in honour of Manx Missile’s trio of stage wins here

The Independent UK

Tour de France Stage 9 preview: Route today as sprinters head for ‘Cavendish City’

The Tour heads to Chateauroux, scene of three Mark Cavendish victories, for another sprint finish

The Independent UK

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On the eighth day, the Tour de France rested - Why the peloton rode steady on the road to Laval

'It was quite an easy day, I think a lot of guys in the bunch' says Jonas Vingegaard

AAP

Aussie Groves misses out on win at Tour de France

Australian sprinter Kaden Groves has come his closest yet to winning a Tour de France stage, but had to settle for finishing third on stage eight.

Cycling News

'I'll announce it next time on Twitter' – Wout van Aert rediscovers sprint form with surprise second-place at Tour de France

Belgian keeps media guessing after saying he wouldn't participate in stage 8 bunch finish in Laval

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Tour de France sprint defeat on stage 8 means different things for Kaden Groves and Tim Merlier

'I'm happy to step up and see if I can fill Jasper Philipsen's shoes,' Groves explains, far less disappointed than Merlier

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'I'm very proud of them' - breakaway team-mates earn rare honour on Tour de France stage eight

TotalEnergies riders Mathieu Burgaudeau and Mattéo Vercher become only fourth duo in history to share combativity award

The Independent UK

Jonathan Milan beats Wout van Aert to snatch first Tour de France stage win

The Italian triumphed in an uphill sprint in Laval and will now wear the green jersey by rights as he moved to the top of the points classification, having worn it today on behalf of overall leader Tadej Pogacar

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France 2025: Milan powers to stage eight sprint win to keep green jersey

Jonathan Milan fought off Wout van Aert to win stage eight of the Tour de France, with defending champion Tadej Pogacar retaining the yellow jersey

Cycling Weekly

Jonathan Milan takes a hectic sprint win at stage 8 of the Tour de France

The peloton endure a long day in the saddle before a complicated, hectic final

Cycling News

Tour de France stage 8: Jonathan Milan holds off Wout van Aert to win Laval sprint

Kaden Groves third as Lidl-Trek rider carries green jersey to his first Tour victory

Cycling Weekly

'I'll give it a good bash' - Geraint Thomas plots stage win at final Tour de France

Welshman says returning Dave Brailsford has brought a 'different intensity' to Ineos Grenadiers

Cycling Weekly

'Things can go haywire quickly': Jonas Vingegaard's wife says Tour de France cyclists are close to burnout - is that actually true?

Race days are down, but altitude camps are more frequent. Are cyclists lives more intense than ever before?

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