Tour de France 2023

RadioShack’s stagiare and neo-pro train in the Alps with USA Cycling Champion’s Club, visit the Tour

Graham Watson started sending photos from stage 11 before the stage was even over. More soon!

One of Tyler Farrar's key lead-out men leaves after breaking arm on stage 10.

Chasing points or stage wins, the sprinter teams are gearing up for battle in Thursday's stage 11

The world road champ is feeling better, but plans to have his elbow checked out once more, just to be sure.

A profile of today's Tour de France stage winner

Setbacks and comebacks are part of Tour history. Eddy Merckx's 1971 Tour has many similarities to this edition.

A hot stage through Alpine valleys at the Tour de France and Casey B. Gibson was there to catch images of the day.

Spanish sprinter José Joaquín Rojas is sitting quietly in fourth in the green jersey competition

Samuel Sanchez was exhausted after stage 9, but now sits third, a position that makes it difficult to go for a stage win.

Lance Armstrong denies being part of a doping system, says he did not own the USPS team.

Sergio Paulinho out-duels Vasil Kiryenka for the win from a long breakaway. The GC leaders have a mellow (if hot) day.

Updated standings following Wednesday's stage

Lennard Zinn takes a look at the 2011 Orbea Orca, as used by Samuel Sanchez at the Tour

Garmin's David Millar rode 180km by himself on Tuesday after getting dropped.

A Tour of attrition gets even tougher.

A look at Andy Schleck's Specialized Tarmac SL3 and its unusual paintjob.

Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins hopes for "a respectable position" on GC, somewhere inside the top 10.

Coke adds life on the Madeleine, the youngest QOM and fine roadside dining.

The Russian is fourth with a clear shot at the podium.

Casar wins the stage as Schleck and Contador shake off all the GC contenders; Evans cracks, Armstrong bounces back.

The Tour has quickly become a two-man race. The question is who has the upper hand.

Cadel Evans had a good reason why he saw his yellow jersey dream fade to black: he was racing with a broken elbow.

The RadioShack rider climbs up the GC on the HC Madeleine

Mr. Watson captured the beautiful scenery and epic racing on the ninth stage.

Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 9 results

Armstrong says helping Leipheimer get on the podium and helping RadioShack win the team GC are top priorities

"No one can dominate, or has the strength and the team to dominate, so they’re gonna leave the race wide open," says Levi Leipheimer's coach.

Garmin’s sprinter is optimistic, and taking the Tour day by day

Contador says he learned not to try to mark every attack.

Sunday’s stage 8 winner Andy Schleck said he’s happy about his stage win, but re-emphasized that he has bigger ambitions at this Tour.

Contador, Gesink, Evans and others respond to Armstrong's difficulty. Most predict we'll see more of Armstrong in this Tour

Rotterdam seems so long ago ...

Johan Bruyneel said RadioShack will now rally around Levi Leipheimer at the Tour de France.

The Sky team is hit with the loss of Simon Gerrans, while team leader Bradley Wiggins struggles in the Tour de France.

Saxo Bank is leaving cycling at the end of the season, but Bjarne Riis says the team has new sponsors at the ready.

Chris Horner describes the crash and chase that took Lance Armstrong out of contention in the Tour de France.

Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 8 results

Armstrong says he will stay in the race and work for the team.

The 2008 champ hung with the lead group Sunday and is looking forward to a tough finale to the Tour.

The Canadian is sixth overall, just ten seconds behind Contador

The world champion reflects on his 2008 stint in yellow: 'It was a bit different today."

We've got big bells, picnicking Brits and Coloradans, and the Laughing Group.

Andy Schleck is calculating how he can win this Tour. Wearing yellow at the start of the stage 19 time trial is the key.

Contador said he's content with stage 8, but didn't have the punch to match Schleck in the final k

Armstrong's chase, Navarro's labor, Schleck's attack and Evans in yellow. Watson saw it all.

After an encouraging first mountain stage, Omega Pharma's Matthew Lloyd will be looking for more opportunities to 'get creative'

Fans evacuated from the finish area after a dangerous storm rolls in.

CompetitorTV has the latest video diary from the RadioShack rider

Photographer Graham Watson captures the action as the 97th Tour heads for the hills.

Saxo Bank's Andy Schleck is used to the white jersey, but he wants the yellow one.

The Tour de France made its first foray into the mountains on Saturday. Casey B. Gibson was there to catch the action.

"To take the jersey today would have put a lot of pressure on the guys, and there's a long way to go," says the world champ, who sits second overall.

"There will be a selection tomorrow," predicts Lance Armstrong.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the probe is moving quickly and that George Hincapie and Tyler Hamilton have been contacted. Lance Armstrong says there's nothing new in the report.

But Robbie McEwen (Katusha) is still steaming after colliding with a video cameraman after finishing Friday's stage.

Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 7 results

The UCI chief says Lance Armstrong receives no special treatment from the cycling federation

Rafael Valls gave his under-appreciated Footon-Servetto team something to cheer about in Saturday’s hilly stage

CompetitorTV has the latest video diary from the RadioShack rider

As they rip around the roads of France this month, you could be forgiven for assuming that the Trek 6-Series Madones under RadioShack riders are the same as they’ve been riding since the start of the season.

From start to finish, Graham Watson brings back the pics from the sixth stage.

Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 6 results

Whether it's waffles on a stick or polka-dot skirts, Casey B. Gibson brings ’em back alive from the 2010 Tour de France.

The seven-time Tour champ says the Tour can't be won in the Alps, but it can be lost there.

Astana's climbers have been off the back lately because they'll need to be off the front come the mountains.

The already-injured Robbie McEwen hits the deck again, this time after the finish.

Johan Bruyneel admits that Lance Armstrong is entering the Alps at a disadvantage, but adds that the Tour is far from over.

Both riders are fined for their finish-line fight, which could have gotten them tossed out of the Tour had it happened during the stage.

The 2008 Tour winner hasn't gotten much respect lately. But he always gets stronger toward the end of a grand tour

Winning or losing, Cav' is the real deal

Cadel Evans and Andy Schleck expect attacks from Lance Armstrong as the ground tilts upward.

The Garmin-Transistions rider says his left knee started acting up in stage 2 and has gradually been getting worse.

2009 Tour runner-up Andy Schleck doesn't think world champ Cadel Evans can stick with the other favorites in the mountains.

The mercurial Manxman has a softer side, and showed it after stage 5.

As the heat in France goes up, Contador and Armstrong seem to be tired of the drama

“The mountains are coming so I know it will be over for me,” says race leader Fabian Cancellara.