Sky: Van Garderen heading into ‘uncharted territory’
Sky's boss says Tejay van Garderen is riding strong and his biggest challenge is the unknown
Since his first Tour de France win in 2013, Chris Froome has been the GC rider of reference in the Tour. Through 2017, the Brit won four yellow jerseys (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017), a polka-dot jersey (2015), and six stages along the way, plus he won a stage in the 2012 Tour. He also won the 2017 Vuelta and the 2018 Giro d’Italia.
Since his first Tour de France win in 2013, Chris Froome has been the GC rider of reference in the Tour. Through 2017, the Brit won four yellow jerseys (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017), a polka-dot jersey (2015), and six stages along the way, plus he won a stage in the 2012 Tour. He also won the 2017 Vuelta and the 2018 Giro d’Italia.
Sky's boss says Tejay van Garderen is riding strong and his biggest challenge is the unknown
The 2013 Tour de France champion says he'll let others make the moves in the first mountain stages of the race
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Team Sky is scrambling its lawyers to address a suspected case of data theft in which hackers may have stolen Chris Froome's power data
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Can top GC riders from Spain collaborate for mutual gain at the expense of Froome's GC lead? It will play out in the mountains.
The Sky rider, who has a 12-second lead in the GC, is pleased with his preparations for the French grand tour
Andrew Hood takes a look at what's worth remembering, and forgetting, at the Tour through the opening nine stages
Richie Porte says he's excited to finish the Tour de France with his friend Chris Froome, but he's ready to lead a team
The Tour de France enters the mountains this week, so Andrew Hood breaks down the race favorites before the road turns upward
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"In a perfect world, we would’ve taken the stage and the yellow jersey, but we’ll take the stage," says BMC's Tejay van Garderen
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The Tour leader thought 2014 champ Vincenzo Nibali would be taking time so far, not losing it, and he's got an eye on Tejay van Garderen
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Mark Cavendish expressed his interested in staying with Etixx-Quick-Step after taking his first Tour de France stage win in nearly two years
Defending Tour champion Vincenzo Nibali dispels rumors that there was any sort of violent confrontation between him and Chris Froome.
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Chris Froome is taking Tejay van Garderen very seriously in the race for yellow as the Tour nears the end of a nervous first week.
Despite Tony Martin’s exit from the Tour, Chris Froome is still technically second on GC until he, or someone else, earns yellow Friday
Froome will inherit yellow after Friday, and history indicates that he's in good company among former champs
A domino-effect crash at stage 6 of the Tour de France finish ensnares three GC riders, but all avert major injury.
Tour de France cobbles result in a stalemate among GC contenders as Nibali, Froome, Contador, and Quintana escape mishaps in stage 4
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After three days of narrowly missing out on the yellow jersey, Tony Martin earns the GC lead with a solo win after a day of cobblestones
Cancellara falls victim to major crash in stage 3, and Chris Froome is able to take Tour de France GC lead on the Mur de Huy
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As cobbles specialists sit within striking distance of the yellow jersey, stage 4 will be a glimpse into the sacrifices teams make for GC
Sky's leader took the yellow jersey by a slim margin aboard this Dogma during stage 3 of the 2015 Tour de France from Antwerp to Huy
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Chris Froome sends a shot across the bow with second-place in stage 3 that earns him yellow jersey and puts GC rivals on notice
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Vigilance and quick thinking pays off as Tejay van Garderen, Chris Froome and Alberto Contador land on the right side of a big split
The defending champion was 18 seconds faster than Colombian Nairo Quintana, with Chris Froome and Alberto Contador in between
A more relaxed Froome isn't carrying the burden of defending yellow and enters the Tour feeling more confident than ever
Nairo Quintana doesn't consider former Tour champ Chris Froome to be his biggest rival on the eve of a race tailor-made for the Colombian
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The veteran is no longer the king of time trials, and Saturday's stage 1 TT at the Tour de France is packed with potential victors
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How's GC favorite Chris Froome doing ahead of the Tour de France? Global Cycling Network talks to the 2013 champ
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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?
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Caley Fretz considers the top favorites to win yellow and their form following a range of different early season tune-up races
Several notable riders are left off the team's lineup, including American veteran Danny Pate
The combination of Vincenzo Nibali, Chris Froome, Alberto Contador, and Nairo Quintana should provide an exciting Tour de France this year
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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
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The "Fab Four" could have plenty of company as they contend for the yellow jersey in France next month, writes Andrew Hood
The American finishes second in the Critérium du Dauphiné behind Chris Froome
Chris Froome wins the Critérium du Dauphiné, but he admits he's not in top form with the Tour de France less than three weeks away
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The final stage sees Chris Froome leapfrog over Tejay van Garderen for the overall victory at the Critérium du Dauphiné
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Tejay van Garderen retakes the Dauphiné lead as Chris Froome climbs to a queen stage victory and second place in the general classification
The Astana rider finishes second in stage 6, enough to put him into the yellow jersey as Rui Costa wins in final kilometer
The 161km route is the exact same parcours that will be featured in stage 17 of the Tour de France
The squad finishes the 24.5km stage four seconds ahead of second-place Astana
Taking on the Critérium du Dauphiné at the moment, Chris Froome has the Tour de France, and his Tour de France rivals, on his mind
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The Critérium du Dauphiné kicks off Sunday in Ugina, France, with several challenging ascents along the eight-day route
Team Sky is committed to improving its top riders' sleep and hygiene by using a motorhome instead of low-budget hotels
The race across the French Alps features a talented cast of riders looking for a final tuneup ahead of the Tour de France
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Early June's Critérium du Dauphiné offers Tour de France GC riders another chance to test form ahead of July