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Terrifying Mont Ventoux ready to create the unexpected again in Tour de France

From Simpson’s sad death to Froome’s bizarre run, the ‘Bald Mountain’, the finish to Tuesday’s 16th stage, has always been the place where stuff happens

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France 2025 Diary on the ground: Week 2

From weird processed cheese, to Evenepoel the rest day interview hero, laundrettes, and Smurfs taking over the underground, here's Cyclingnews' exclusive take on life on the road during the Tour

Cycling News

'I didn't really appreciate hearing that' - Tim Wellens hits back at Quinn Simmons drafting suggestion at Tour de France

Simmons hinted that Wellens benefitted from motorbike assistance on way to stage 15 victory

Cycling Weekly

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'Jonas can be confident as well' – Tadej Pogačar having fun but not switched off heading into Tour de France third week

Slovenian looking forward to key Mont Ventoux and Col de la Loze stages despite saying course was 'designed to give me a bit of scaredness'

Cycling News

'Sometimes it can still feel like a maze' - how female professional cyclists deal with periods

The Tour de France Femmes begins on Saturday, and for some riders in the peloton, the race will come at the wrong time in their menstrual cycle

Cycling Weekly

'Nobody believed us when we said we target the podium' – Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe playing the Tour de France long game with Lipowitz and Roglič

Florian Lipowitz on the provisional podium heading into the third week, and the team is quietly confident in their plan

Cycling News

'I'll risk losing second place to take yellow' – Jonas Vingegaard vows to go on attack in Tour de France final week

Four minutes down ahead of stage 16, Visma-Lease a Bike's Dane has nothing to lose

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Five final week Tour de France storylines to follow that aren't about the yellow jersey

Narratives to keep an eye on as the race heads to the Alps and Paris

Cycling News

Luke Rowe: ‘Cav should sleep with one eye open – Tadej Pogacar is coming for his Tour de France record’

Interview: Cavendish’s tally of 35 Tour de France stage wins sounded insurmountable at the time, but Pogacar is ripping up the race in a way even peak Ineos could only dream, admits their former road captain

The Independent UK

'Quinn could have attacked first if there was help' – Tour de France stage winner Tim Wellens responds after Simmons called out motorbike slipstreaming in breakaway

US champion and Michael Storer vent frustrations at help from in-race vehicles and lack of collaboration from Visma's Campenaerts after stage 15

Cycling News

8 useful things Tour de France pros use, that we might actually bother buying

The Tour de France welcomes oodles of new gear which we love poring over. Some of it makes no sense to riders like you and I, but if it were our money, what would we buy and why?

Cycling Weekly

'I'm not really sick' – Tadej Pogačar brushes off minor illness at the Tour de France

Slovenian reveals he's suffered with a cough and runny nose in recent days

Cycling News

No doubts for Owen Farrell after late call to Lions tour

Farrell has been named as captain by his father and coach Andy for Tuesday’s match against the First Nations and Pasifika XV.

The Independent UK

Tadej Pogačar dominates in the Pyrenees and again writes the race script - Philippa York Tour de France analysis

UAE have now won 65 times in 2025 and won five stages in this year's Tour de France, surely there are more to come before Paris

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'I still think I can win' – Jonas Vingegaard defiant on second rest day despite time loss to Tadej Pogačar in Tour de France

Dane recognised he has to attack, prepared to lose second place if necessary

Radio France Internationale

Pogacar begins final week of 2025 Tour de France in touching distance of legend

Three-time champion Tadej Pogacar will spend Monday's rest day of the 2025 Tour de France savouring his feats in the Pyrenees of southern France that have helped him establish a four-minute lead over his arch rival and two-time victor Jonas Vingegaard.

Cycling News

'Pogačar takes the wind out of a lot of people's sails' - Mike Woods keeps on hunting for Tour de France stage win despite race leader's domination

Canadian veteran in three breaks in less than a week through the Pyrenees

Cycling News

Can the Tour de France be over before it's over? – Analysis

Tadej Pogačar is clearly in the driving seat at the end of the second week, but when is a race actually done?

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'I would swap this victory in an instant for yellow with Tadej in Paris' - Tim Wellens celebrates Tour de France stage win but says Pogačar GC victory remains his top priority

Belgian snatches UAE's fifth stage of 2025 Tour after spectacular 43-kilometre lone break

Cycling News

From a dislocated shoulder to thinking he had won the stage – Julian Alaphilippe's wild day in the Tour de France breakaway

Frenchman popped his own shoulder back in on the roadside before mistakenly thinking he was sprinting for the win in Carcassonne

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France: Alaphilippe celebrates on stage 15 … but discovers Wellens won long before him

The 34-year-old Belgian won his first-ever Tour de France stage before Julian Alaphilippe, in third, crossed the line thinking he had won

Cycling Weekly

'I'm not really sick, it's just a pain in the ass' – Tadej Pogačar healthy and still dominant heading into final week of Tour de France

Race leader says he is 'becoming less sick' ahead of second rest day

Cycling Weekly

'Everyone's tactics were strange' – Tempers fray on tough breakaway day at Tour de France on stage 15

Tim Wellens escaped from the break to take his first Tour stage win in Carcassonne

Cycling News

Wout van Aert and Victor Campenaerts bettered by 'the guy you don't want in the breakaway' in Tour de France Belgian battle

Visma-Lease a Bike duo go up the road together but miss out on stage victory

Cycling Weekly

'Like an idiot I sprinted to win' – Julian Alaphilippe dislocates shoulder and mistakenly celebrates winning Tour de France stage 15 all in one day

The Frenchman had an x-ray after the stage which confirmed he had not broken any bones.

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