Tour de France 2025

The German rider was the last winner on the Tour de France cobbles and he's hoping to repeat it in 2022.

Vingegaard better-placed than Roglič on the road to Calais. A sign of things to come?

The team has reigning Paris-Roubaix champion Dylan van Baarle, along with former top-10 finishers in Geraint Thomas and Luke Rowe, and junior champion Tom Pidcock.

Jumbo-Visma not risking repeat of buckled wheels seen under Wout van Aert and Christophe Laporte at Paris-Roubaix this April.

Australian sensation trying to avoid 'nothing crashes' that can torpedo a GC contender in the first week.

Alpecin-Decuninck come up short in the first three sprint stages, shifting hopes to their superstar.

'First and foremost, we need to try and keep safe riders for the GC.' Pidcock hints at defensive strategy for Ineos Grenadiers in key GC stage.

A brief but brutal flurry of action over the Côte du Cap Blanc-Nez gives early indicators ahead of crueller climbs to come.

Tour de Hoody: Sepp Kuss defends his team's ambitious goals of the yellow jersey, green jersey, and stage wins.

Van Aert launched by impressive Jumbo-Visma team

The peloton will face nearly 20 kilometers of pavé as the GC riders take on their biggest challenge of the race so far.

Versatile Belgian ace talks staying patient after his second places and Jumbo-Visma’s opportunity to attack the cobbles.

The two-time defending champion says that cobbled stage will be a 'great show.'

'Then I saw him and I also heard them laughing behind me,' say Belgian rider.

BikeExchange-Jayco fast man was the only big-name sprinter dropped on stage 4.

Ineos Grenadiers safely positions its trio of GC candidates against Jumbo-Visma aggression ahead of Wednesday's cobblestone clash.

Belgian rider drops the best climbers in the world, holds off the chase from the peloton but Roglič shows rare weakness.

Jumbo-Visma lights up race on final climb to distance sprinters and unleash yellow jersey for stunning stage win.

Mathew Hayman: 'I feel for the GC guys who prepare months, years even, and be faced with a stage like that.'

Race organizer says a third of country’s population turned out to view the race.

A look back at the winners, losers and dramas from modern Tour stages over the pavé.

Trek-Segafredo rookie admits he doesn’t harbor future yellow jersey GC dreams, but hopes to have freedom to hunt stages.

Bora-Hansgrohe leader limited losses in time trial and dodged costly crashes to remain the GC contender nobody's talking about.

Here's how to watch the race for the yellow jersey from a desktop computer, handheld or mobile device, TV, or smart streaming app.

'A lot of people were anticipating that coming back on Patrick Lefevere,' Wiggins says of the decision to leave Mark Cavendish at home.

'Everyone within a minute has a chance ... 20 seconds in a Roubaix stage is not much:' Van der Poel spies yellow prize at end of Arenberg pavé.

The Trek-Segafredo rider reflects on the opening three days of racing and what it means to start the Tour de France.

Tuesday's stage out of Dunkirk to be opened with a minute's applause, confirm Tour officials.

The South African received a contract offer just hours are packing his backs and returning home, believing his career was over.

The American rider pens his second exclusive blog from the Tour de France for VeloNews.

Last year's Tour de France runner-up worked part-time to underwrite his amateur career before landing in the WorldTour with Jumbo-Visma.

Female cycling journalists still have to regularly deal with sexist comments and it should be called out.

'It’s a second family for me and that’s also why I decide to stay,' say Danish rider.

Tour de Hoody: Team boss Rod Ellingworth says Pogačar will 'lose one day' and promises UK super-team will be ready to pounce.

The 23-year-old American is bumped and bruised after a crash on stage 3 but is good to continue racing.

Thousands line the road for the opening three stages of the Tour de France in Denmark.

Richard Plugge asks fans to respect riders as Tour returns to France.

An in-depth look at the data from Mathieu van der Poel, Alexander Kristoff, and Quinn Simmons.

The peloton will be braced for a tricky first day in France on Tuesday.

The Danish grand départ brought partying home fans out in their masses.

Peloton whisked off in Sunday evening flight while mechanics and sport directors trundle back to France in long drive.

Home star brings massed spectators something to cheer in day-long raid on KoM points.

The French grand tour has spent the last three days racing in Denmark with the first stage starting in Copenhagen.

Final day in Denmark finishes with a flourish as Groenewegen, Van Aert, Philipsen and Sagan lead mass gallop.

The Australian rider says he was squeezed out when Van Aert and Sagan moved to the right during the sprint.

The jury report on Sunday cited the UCI rule that outlines riding on sidewalks, paths or cycle paths.

Groenewegen wins for the first time at Tour since 2019: 'This means a lot to me after all that happened.'

The Dutchman finished fifth after losing his leadout train around the final corner of stage 3.

No celebrating second this time for Jumbo-Visma star: 'It's the first big disappointment.'

Thomas, Yates and Martinez head to France with their GC hopes intact.

'I cannot judge, we have a jury for that,' Sagan said after finishing fourth in stage 3.

Most of the GC riders came through the stage but several potential top-ten contenders lose valuable time.

By-the-books bunch sprint stage sees pile up at 10km to go, leaving Bahrain-Victorious and EF Education-EasyPost captains losing time.

Groupama-FDJ rider says that he acted in the 'heat of the moment' but asserts that his action was not 'violent.'

We were once again roaming the team paddock pre and post stage to bring you the latest new tech and interesting happenings from the world’s biggest bike race.

'It's a bit painful but it doesn’t bother me on the bike. It’s all ok,' defending champion says after stage 2 incident.

Dr. Heiko Locher takes us inside the process that took Jakobsen from career-threatening injuries to the top of the Tour de France.

Fabio Jakobsen beats back pressure to deliver in place of Mark Cavendish with comeback victory in Nyborg.

Another bunch sprint is expected in the final of three stages across Denmark.

Catch up on the sprint thrills and crash spills from the opening road stage of the 2022 Tour de France.

The UCI race jury fined Küng 500 Swiss francs and penalized him 20 UCI points. 

Magnus Cort gives the team something to smile about after taking the mountains jersey on home soil.

Dani Martinez and Filippo Ganna hit the deck inside the final three kilometers but neither loses time.

Belgian superstar never gives up and comes away with the maillot jaune: 'If you keep fighting, you get the rewards sooner or later.'

Quick-Step's lead sport director and media officer both went home Saturday, and the team is racing with urgency.

Tadej Pogačar escapes the main crash but hits the barriers and suffers a double puncture.

Winds don't blow right for splits on huge Great Belt bridges but huge crash in final three kilometers could cause issues for days to come.

Crosswinds and nerves lead to crashes in the main field on stage 2.

Raids appear focused solely on Bahrain Victorious so far at Tour de France, but teams worry of impact of more police action.

Three-time world champion hoping to roll back the years and win at the Tour de France.

Pidcock turns attention to bottle carrying and stage hunting after blazing opening TT: 'I'm not here for GC but to learn and gain experience.'

Digging deeper into the reasons for leaving the 2020 green jersey at home.

The American is trying to make the most of the big occasion and soak in the moment.

The 27-year-old isays the Dutch squad has a 'good team for pretty much everything' and is looking forward to getting stuck in.

Kask has a new aero road helmet and barge boards for its time trial visors.

Catch up on the dramatic opening stage.

The tension will remain in the bunch for stage 2 with plenty of potential pitfalls for the GC riders.

The two-time defending champion stopped the clock as the best among the GC contenders to send an early marker.

The Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl journeyman played giant-killer Friday on wet roads to beat back the best in the world.

Lappartient says that no rider or team is 'outside of the rules' and the authorities will decide if any wrongdoing has taken place.