Tour de France 2025

Double stage winner finishes second in Metz after nearly dropping out of the finale with shoulder pain

Tejay van Garderen says it's incredible to be in the white jersey at the Tour de France but getting Cadel Evans in yellow is more important

Veelers calls for calm after Farrar tried to confront him at the Argos bus on Thursday

Dan Lloyd previews stage 7 of the Tour de France, the race's first day in the mountains, with a summit finish at a Planche des Belles Filles

1. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale, in 4:37:00 2. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, at 0 3. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, at 0 4. Kenny Robert VAN HUMMEL, Vacansoleil-DCM, at 0 5. Juan José HAEDO, Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank, at 0

Points leader scores a treble in Metz with a bunch finish win

Eisel, still on the mend, looks ahead to seeing which GC riders have the legs this weekend

Defending Tour champ is considering racing in the U.S. in August, but visa issue for son worries BMC leader

A run of crashes have a banged up Tour peloton aiming for the mountains this weekend

Tech editor Nick Legan answers reader questions on antiquated repair stands and running a TT water bottle

Tour brass, UCI haven't acted on new Armstrong report and plan to leave the four Americans named as Armstrong witnesses in the Tour

After winning two sprints in a row, André Greipel still thinks the green jersey is out of his reach

After a tough stretch the Shack is back, says yellow jersey Fabian Cancellara

An irate Tyler Farrar goes hunting for Argos-Shimano sprinter Tom Veelers after stage 5

Stage 5: Bernie Eisel says that the thing he most regrets about his crash in stage 4 is that he can't laugh with the team because it hurts

1. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, in 4:41:30 2. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, at 0 3. Juan José HAEDO, Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank, at 0 4. Samuel DUMOULIN, Cofidis, at 0 5. Mark CAVENDISH, Sky, at 0

U.S. Anti-Doping Agency chief says no Armstrong-related cases have been finalized and that information on witnesses can harm them

German sprint ace abandons Tour after five days with stomach, knee ailments

A belgian Pro-Continental rider dies after appearing on Belgian television during the Tour's fourth stage

According to a story in De Telegraaf, Hincapie, Leipheimer, Vande Velde, Zabriskie and Vaughters testified. Ochowicz and Vaughters deny talk of suspensions

Independence Day isn't a holiday for Chris Horner and Dave Zabriskie — they're on the job at the Tour

American Tom Danielson describes the moment he knew his separated "shoulder was wrecked," and fights to stay in the Tour on stage 4

Images from stage 4 of the 2012 Tour de France, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Sky sprinters take a heavy fall, but should be back for more on Thursday

French hero of the 2011 Tour feel sharp pain in his injured knee and may abandon the race

Bernie Eisel says Sky will miss Belarusian Soldier in the leadout and recalls an emotionally trying day yesterday

1. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, in 5:18:32 2. Alessandro PETACCHI, Lampre-ISD, at 0 3. Tom VEELERS, Argos-Shimano, at 0 4. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, at 0 5. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale, at 0

We profile the power output numbers for Janez Brajkovic and Chris Anker Sørensen over the first four days of the Tour

The young Slovak has a big points buffer heading into three sprint stages and then the Vosgues Mountains

Garmin director says Danielson will try to continue after separated shoulder as the team's GC hopes now lie squarely on Giro champ Hesjedal

Every morning looks like airport security at the Team Sky bus, and our Matthew Beaudin, a Tour rookie, is there

With Mark Cavendish freelancing and rivals trying to engineer their own trains, the Tour sprints are particularly chaotic this year

Images from stage 3 of the 2012 Tour de France, through the lens of Graham Watson

Defending Tour champ says that racing a man day in a three-week tour is a tall order and he's happy BMC Racing made it through Tuesday intact

Peter Sagan is unbeatable in terrain that suits him and Tuesday was a stressful, classics-style race, Fabian Cancellara tells VeloNews after stage 3 of the 2012 Tour de France

Images from stage 3 of the 2012 Tour de France, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Olympic champ says his run in the maillot jaune is helping him top off his preparation for a medal defense in London

Garmin-Sharp had a rough day on stage 3, with its GC men and sprinter all spending time on the deck

Though it may be the biggest race in the cycling world, the racers are just as accessible as at your local crit

Ever wonder what Mark Cavendish wears when he sleeps or if he snores? Bernie Eisel talks rooming with the world champion

1. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale, in 4:42:58 2. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, Sky, at :1 3. Peter VELITS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :1 4. Fabian CANCELLARA, RadioShack-Nissan, at :1 5. Michael ALBASINI, Orica-GreenEdge, at :1

The 2012 Tour de France sees a plethora of pilups

A year after a France Television car forced him into a barbed wire, Hoogerland still seeking damages

Hincapie and Evans mix it up with the sprinters’ teams late in stage 2

Luxembourger dodged a bullet Sunday in Seraing and points to his history of honoring contracts when asked about rumors of a new German sponsor

Images from stage 2 of the 2012 Tour de France, through the lens of Graham Watson

Images of stage 2 at the 2012 Tour de France, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Mark Cavendish describes jumping into a gap left by Matt Goss to get onto Daryl Impey's wheel, then coming off André Greipel and Greg Henderson to win stage 2 of the 2012 Tour de France

Stage 2: Bernie Eisel describes Sunday's Tour de France finish in Seraing, says there is no normal morning at the 2012 Tour de France and tells us about those yellow helmets

Even on its biggest stage, cycling gives fans access to their heroes like no other in the world

1. Mark CAVENDISH, Sky, in 4:56:59 2. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, at 0 3. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, at 0 4. Tom VEELERS, Argos-Shimano, at 0 5. Alessandro PETACCHI, Lampre-ISD, at 0

Over the weekend, Russian Denis Menchov reminded everyone that he's finished on the podium in Paris three times

World time trial champ suffers wrist fracture at the Tour de France, but stays in the race to aim at the stage 9 time trial

Peter Sagan has made quite a splash in his Tour debut, latching onto a surging Fabian Cancellara and beating him to the line

A chat with Garmin-Sharp's Tom Danielson following stage 1 of the 2012 Tour de France

Graham Watson captures the action during stage 1 of the 2012 Tour de France

Casey B. Gibson's collection of images from stage 1 of the 2012 Tour de France

Andrew Hood contributes a daily notebook from the 2012 Tour de France

1. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale, in 4:58:19 2. Fabian CANCELLARA, RadioShack-Nissan, at 0 3. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, Sky, at 0 4. Philippe GILBERT, BMC Racing, at 0 5. Bauke MOLLEMA, Rabobank, at 0

Bernie Eisel describes waiting and waiting for the phone to ring before the race and the huge expectations at Team Sky

Garmin-Sharp's Jonathan Vaughters wants to inject a little chaos into the normally managed Tour

He's not in yellow, but Sky's Bradley Wiggins commands top spot amongst the favorites at the Tour de France after seven minutes of racing

Casey B. Gibson is on hand as the 2012 Tour de France gets under way in Liège, Belgium

Post-prologue analysis from the experts at Velo magazine and VeloNews.com

Andrew Hood compiles a daily notebook at the Tour de France

The Argos-Shimano rider has done well elsewhere and hopes to bring that success to the Tour

Tejay van Garderen is happy to hold the white jersey, but knows the race is about putting Cadel Evans in yellow

Graham Watson shoots the prologue to the 2012 Tour de France

Garmin-Sharp sprinter has had some near misses this season, but no victories

1. Fabian CANCELLARA, RadioShack-Nissan, in 7:13 2. Bradley WIGGINS, Sky, at :7 3. Sylvain CHAVANEL, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :7 4. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC Racing, at :10 5. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, Sky, at :11

American veteran gets a snazzy new bike for his final Tour, and says he plans to keep riding after retirement

Hesjedal is calm heading into the Tour, saying, "I'm going into the biggest bike race in the world, so it's all good"

Like him or not, Alberto Contador is always a factor in a race — and perhaps never more so than in the Tour he will be missing