Tour de France 2025

Tour de Hoody: Remco Evenepoel needs two key changes to even have a chance against Pogačar or Vingegaard, and even that might not be enough.

Pogačar blew up the leaderboards last month, but are his KOMs safe? Slovenian super-climber famously caught the ire of local riders last year at the Giro d'Italia.

Visma's attacks fizzled as UAE's cool tactics delivered Pogačar the yellow jersey: 'Tactics are easier when you have the best rider in the world.'

Kasia Niewiadoma hasn't won against her main rivals all season, but has come into the Tour de France Femmes stronger than ever.

From the Van Aert-Montmartre mash-up to the sucky queen stages: 5 hot takes from a hit 'n' miss Tour de France.

Seven-time Tour de France finisher Bobby explores how the race has evolved almost beyond recognition in the past 25 years.

‘Every Kind of Pain. Every Kind of Joy. That’s the Tour de France.’ 

We dive into the power numbers of Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard, and more at the Tour.

American and Canadian riders raced with grit in the Tour de France, earning respect in France and giving fans at home something to cheer for.

'I don’t see myself continuing for too long': Grueling Tour de France campaign and reports of skipping Vuelta suggest Tadej Pogačar is mortal, after all.

Iconic climb which featured on final stage of the Tour could be a regular fixture in future editions.

Pogačar the superhero, Roglič’s socks, Alaphilippe's embarrassment, men in mankinis and a few curse words...

Wout van Aert victory brightens frustrating Tour de France campaign for Vingegaard and Visma.

'What goes around comes around': Tour veterans on the etiquette, broken codes and self-policing peloton that influences racing.

Exclusive data from the Tour de France shows how pros actually fuel, and what we can learn from the elites.

Jonas Vingegaard is inching closer to Tadej Pogačar, despite three off days in the Tour. Next stop the Vuelta.

UAE Emirates-XRG won the lion's share of the prize money during the 2025 Tour de France, with some surprising names at the bottom of the list.

With four yellow jerseys within six years, Pogačar is on top of the cycling world, but how long can it last? 'There are always doubts.'

Idahoan fifth in Paris after helping teammate Van Aert to pulsating stage win, even if he never felt Visma were close to cracking Pogačar.

Belgian Wout Van Aert takes win he had been seeking all race, blows Pogačar away on Montmartre climb.

US champion Quinn Simmons and Irish breakaway master Ben Healy pick up two of the Tour's more niche awards ahead of stage 21 into Paris.

The rain doesn't dampen the action as the Tour finishes on a new circuit in Paris.

Tour de Hoody: Sure, Montmartre might look good on TV, but the best way to wrap up the Tour de France is with a drag race down the Champs-Élysées.

After years of being bored by the processional stage into Paris, Woods couldn't wish for anything more after a grueling third week at the Tour.

Rain made a hard stage even more interesting.

Vingegaard accepts Pogačar is the strongest as Kuss reflects on 'inventive' Visma tactics and turns thoughts to Vuelta.

Pogačar was a man down and the level was even higher with the emergence of new rivals: 'One of the toughest Tours I've ever done.'

Three passages over Montmartre mixes up the traditional procession on the Champs-Élysées.

Groves completes 'grand tour grand slam' with emphatic solo; too-tired Pogačar and Co. cruise in the peloton and keep safe.

A stage of ups and down in terrain and fortunes ends up with a solo win by a sprinter

The old school nose strip is back at the Tour – even though team trainers and physiologists think they're nearly pointless for performance.

The growing desperation, the right places to attack and the pride: O'Connor, Powless and other breakaway artists with the keys to success.

A new type of aggression in the Vingegaard vs. Pogačar rivalry? Yellow jersey laughs off riding into car ahead of 'D-Day' in the Alps: 'I don't know if he wanted to brake check me.'

Talking through the final mountain stage of the 2025 Tour.

Arensman doubles up on the Tour's shortest stage.

Sickly cows, sticky bottles, and an O'Connor win recap the last stages of the Tour de France, plus a preview of the last few stages to come.

German white jersey holder ‘learns his lesson’ as Red Bull explain Col de la Loze tactics and stage-hunting Roglič loses 12 minutes.

'Why am I still here?' Pogačar admits week-three fatigue has him yearning for Paris and the finish line of the 2025 Tour de France.

Michael Woods fills us in on his years of experience racing at the pointy end.

Arensman converts long-range raid as Pogačar all-but secures fourth yellow jersey on final mountain stage of the Tour.

The Tour's penultimate day will be one for the breakaway artists.

Trade rumors have simmered for more than one year, but sources say negotiations have accelerated for Evenepoel to join Red Bull for 2026.

A shortened and drama-packed stage where an aggressive approach pays off for a previous stage-winner

Bahrain-Victorious has the stickiest bidons in the bunch, it seems. Three way-too-long tows from the team car come with sanctions for French sensation.

How the Tour's queen stage played out.

The Australian rider was injured earlier in the Tour de France but pulled off a brilliant solo victory on stage 18.

The route will bypass the Col de Saisies, cutting out over 30km from the stage.

The best of stage 18 of the Tour.

Fight for Tour third place intensifies as Lipowitz falls back and Roglič is not sacrificed to protect his podium place.

Two iconic summit finales escape Pogačar but he's putting a stranglehold on yellow with only three stages left to Paris: 'Our priority was yellow.'

Pogačar twists knife into Vingegaard with 11 second gain after Visma-Lease a Bike masterplan doesn't deliver: 'We tried everything.'

One last big day in the mountains stands between the peloton and Paris.

Pogačar boosts Tour lead over Vingegaard, O'Connor bounces back after early crash in Tour, taking second stage of his career.

A huge mountain day brings a breakaway win and changes in the top 10

Rodríguez fractures pelvis in heavy crash Wednesday as Tour de France braces for more dropouts across 10,000m climbing in the Alps.

Pain at the Tour is a unique type of punishment: 'You don’t control your effort; it is dictated to you, and you can never truly predict how much or how little you will have to suffer.'

The sprinters got their chance on stage 17. Well, some of them.

The sprinters were determined to get their chance today.

Is Tadej Pogačar the peloton's new strongman or simply the strongest? 'Some can stay quiet in their opinion.'

Canadian climber on why it’s been a grand tour for breakaways, Alpine ambitions and a possible career in writing after pro cycling.

Buckle your seatbelts. The Tour's queen stage is going to hurt even from the couch.

Stage victory by Jonathan Milan boosts his points advantage over Pogačar with two big climbing stages ahead.

'Nobody likes it.' Peloton braces for hectic Montmartre circuit that replaces the traditional Champs-Élysées sprint finale.

'I'm from Ljubljana, not Krypton': Tour leader fends off Superman comparisons as difference between him and Vingegaard closes on Ventoux.

The break can't foil the sprinters on likely their last chance to taste glory in the race.

Bruyneel issues spicy note on social media following UCI warning, claims to have contacted governing body to address presence at Tour de France.

Would Tadej Pogačar winning the green jersey of sprinters and puncheurs be Tour de France overkill? Sort of, but this is Pogi's world.

Ringing ears, fans in mankinis and a tense tussle for stage victory and GC supremacy. Ventoux delivers again

Remco Quits, Alaphilippe “Wins,” and Pogi Reigns: Mike Levy and Pete Cossins discuss stages 14 through 16, and what we can expect to see for the remaining stages of the Tour de France.

Simply put, this is the best 50+ minute climbing effort in cycling history.

Here's what went down on Mont Ventoux.

The Giant of Provence did not disappoint.

Governing body investigating attendance of former US Postal team manager Bruyneel at the Tour.

'We don’t want to end the Tour with any regrets': Vingegaard and Co. vow to keep pressing Pogačar all the way to Paris.

Winds could ruin another chance for the sprinters.

Uno-X Mobility explains what was behind incident which saw Tobias Halland Johannessen given oxygen on Mont Ventoux.

Vingegaard falls, hits shoulder after plowing into finish line photographer following huge Tour de France showdown with Pogačar.

Pogačar outkicks Vingegaard on stage 16 summit finale after Visma launches multi-rider assault on the infamous 'Geant de Provence.'

Jorgenson slaps back at critics of Visma's Tour de France playbook: 'We were looking to see if we could find a weak spot.'

The long road to the Ventoux brings a change of fortune for the home nation.