Tour de France 2025

A look back at the last decade of the Tour de France's big send-off with photos of TT action, festivities, fans, and more

Part one of a wide-ranging, exclusive interview with Cannondale-Garmin team founder Vaughters ahead of the Tour de France

A look inside the official Tour de France app, which uses TourTracker's familiar format and layout

A roundup of some of the top stories in the days before the start of the 2015 Tour de France

Though Kittel is a proven stage winner, Giant-Alpecin feels it has more options than ever to collect victories at the Tour

Velon and ASO strike a deal with GoPro to bring Tour de France footage from bike cameras, team cars, mechanics, and more to the public

Quintana's unassuming, patient style of racing belies a fierce turn of speed on the Tour's hardest climbs and a stubborn mentality

If you want an inside look at the Tour de France, here are 10 Twitter accounts that are sure to give you all the juicy details this July

Ex-soccer player Geoff Thomas, a cancer survivor, explains why he asked Lance Armstrong to ride part of the Tour route with him

Dimension Data and ASO will provide live-tracking of the Tour de France with real-time rider data based on GPS transmitters

Follow along with the Tour de France by riding with FasCat using this training plan that mimics the Tour's challenges day for day

The German shampoo company sponsors UCI WorldTeam Giant-Alpecin

A handful of riders have the potential to take charge on the roads of France and win the yellow jersey

As he readies for his Tour defense, Vincenzo Nibali admits his offseason was "difficult," filled with commitments and an injury

Dutch government and the mayor of Rotterdam seek a court injunction to stop police protest from disrupting Tour's stage 2

With many young American pros still finding their places in the WorldTour, only three U.S. riders will start the Tour de France

Chris Froome motivated by 2014 DNF to come back stronger at Tour; Sky's Brailsford says his rider's missed doping test no cause for concern

Chris Froome initially balked at the 2015 Tour's mountainous route. Will he be able to withstand the unexpected challenges of the race?

The Giant-Alpecin star has eight Tour de France stage wins but will miss this year's race after an illness

The U.S.-registered squad is taking three quality GC men to the roads of France

Caley Fretz considers the top favorites to win yellow and their form following a range of different early season tune-up races

The Spanish squad announces what it calls a "balanced" roster for the French grand tour

Several notable riders are left off the team's lineup, including American veteran Danny Pate

Eritrea's President gives Teklehaimanot and Kudus his blessing, despite a spate of recent defections by athletes from the troubled nation

Nairo Quintana found his passion for cycling on the steep, winding mountain road to school while he was a child in Colombia

The combination of Vincenzo Nibali, Chris Froome, Alberto Contador, and Nairo Quintana should provide an exciting Tour de France this year

BrakeThrough Media's best images from last year's Tour de France, from the sprints to the mountains, and much more

Etixx-Quick-Step could make a big impact on the first week of the Tour with a formidable combination of Cavendish and classics riders

Cofidis bets on French sprint star Nacer Bouhanni for Tour de France and brings a team tailored for the mass gallops

The Orica-GreenEdge rider crashed four days before last year's Tour and missed the race

The famous climb was scheduled to appear in stage 20 leading to a finish up Alpe d’Huez

The German sprinter has missed most of the season with a virus, and his team says he's not in top form

Chris Froome says he's a role model for clean cycling and that he fears no one in race for Tour de France yellow jersey

Tejay van Garderen says his build-up to the Tour has been remarkably smooth, that he's lighter and is producing more power on the bike

Six-time Tour stage winner Greipel will captain Lotto-Soudal's sprint-centric squad for the 2015 Tour de France

The Tour attracts millions of fans to the French roadsides every year. Here's a full accounting of the stats that define the Grande Boucle

Eat your way through France this July as former Tour de France pro Will Frischkorn pairs special wines and cheeses with the Tour route

Orica-GreenEdge sports director remains tight-lipped about Tuesday’s Tour team selection, but British Yates brothers are in the mix

The Norwegian has 18 wins so far this season, but several riders will challenge him in the mass gallops to the finish line

The police union says its officers want a new collective bargaining agreement and will disrupt stages 1 and 2

A knee injury will keep Frank Schleck out of the French grand tour this year

The Irishman wants to make up for a fruitless spring season with a win in stage 3 at the Tour France

The German has been sidelined for most of the 2015 season with a virus

The veteran sprinter is included on MTN-Qhubeka's nine-man squad that will line up July 4

The "Fab Four" could have plenty of company as they contend for the yellow jersey in France next month, writes Andrew Hood

Tom Boonen and Philippe Gilbert, Belgium's top two riders, will miss the upcoming Tour de France, their teams confirmed this week

The decision comes days after Gilbert questioned if he still needed to earn a spot on BMC’s Tour team despite winning two Giro stages

The Spaniard is still sore from winning the Giro d'Italia, but he's ready to return to racing this week ahead of the Tour de France

Team Sky boss Brailsford said he will wait until after Tour de Suisse to select the eight riders to support Froome in the Tour de France

Romain Bardet gives French fans reason to cheer with Dauphiné stage win, showing promise ahead of Tour de France

After winning in California, Peter Sagan will try to keep it going at the Tour de Suisse as he preps for the Tour de France

The Astana rider is satisfied with his squad's performance in Tuesday's team time trial at the Critérium du Dauphiné

Nibali confident in his plan to retrace the 2014 schedule that saw him take his last win, the general classification at the Tour de France

LottoNL-Jumbo will forgo its mostly yellow kit and yellow helmets in July out of respect for the Tour's iconic yellow leader's jersey

Team Sky is committed to improving its top riders' sleep and hygiene by using a motorhome instead of low-budget hotels

The South African-registered team will be the first squad from the African continent to race the Tour

The second edition of La Course by the Tour de France includes Rabo-Liv, which won the inaugural running of the race with Marianne Vos

Andrew Talansky says it will be an honor to wear the U.S. champion's colors at the start of the Tour de France

The squad will be the first African-registered team to compete in the sport's banner event this July

The ASO has announced a partnership with Dimension Data to improve the viewing experience for its suite of cycling events

Nairo Quintana aims to become Colombia's first Tour winner in July, which could be easier for him since his family lives at 9800 feet elevation

The Tour returns to the mountainous terrain of the Principality of Andorra for one stage, a rest day, and a stage start in 2016

Time trial ace hopes to add yellow jersey to his trophy case as the Tour kicks off with a time trial in Utrecht, Netherlands

The South African-Registered squad is one of five to receive an invite from Tour organizer ASO

The five wildcard teams invited to the Tour are Bora-Argon 18, Bretagne-Séché Environnement, Cofidis, MTN-Qhubeka, and Europcar

Vincenzo Nibali confirms his plans to ramp up for a defense of his Tour de France title in 2015, which include racing the Dauphiné

Chris Froome hopes to put the frustrations of 2014 behind him with a single-minded focus on winning the Tour for a second time in 2015

With a climbing-centric 2015 route, the time is right for Nairo Quintana and his Spanish outfit to vie for victory at the Tour de France

The monastery off the Normandy coast was last featured in the Tour during a time trial in 2013

The race will be Froome's "main focus" for next year

After three years without live Tour de France coverage, German TV considers the possibility of broadcasting the race again

The 2013 Tour champ was originally put off by the 2015 Tour's climbing-centric route, but Froome may aim for the yellow jersey anyhow

The 2015 Tour de France will see the return of time bonuses — which could make for an exciting first half of the race

Cycling's biggest names gather in Paris to see what next year's Tour de France has in store

All eyes are on Nairo Quintana as the Tour de France offers up a route that favors the young Colombian climber

Former Tour champion likes what he sees in a 2015 route that is short on time trials but long on difficult climbs

The 2015 edition of the French grand tour has several stages where the race could be won — or lost

More cobblestones, the Mur de Huy, and lots of climbing await the peloton next summer in the Tour de France