Tadej Pogačar

Tour de Hoody: Pogačar bites back and resets the scoreboard of this tightly bound Tour de France.

A yellow jersey gained but precious seconds lost to Pogačar in Tour's latest twist.

Pogačar plays it smart to deliver stinging rebuke to Vingegaard in stage 6's Pyrénéan brawl.

Epic battle in the mountains on race’s first summit finish.

The mighty Tourmalet puts an end to Hindley's yellow jersey and Pogačar turns tables on Vingegaard in another wild ride.

Leadout hysteria, waiting for the break to go, and the element of surprise.

Just six weeks after he piloted Primož Roglic to the pink jersey, Kuss is making his presence felt in Jumbo-Visma's yellow jersey quest.

UAE-Team Emirates management on letting Hindley off the leash and defending champion Vingegaard's 'impressive' strength.

Jumbo-Visma dominates on day it didn't expect success: 'We didn’t think today was the perfect stage for me.'

Hindley wins stage to snatch yellow, and defending Tour champion didn't waste any time to impose his will on the race and delivers surprising early blow to Pogačar.

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No rest for the weary: After back-to-back sprints, the course tilts into the first major climbs of 2023.

Van Aert says hints of tension in the Netflix documentary does not reflect reality: 'The criticism should not be there. The atmosphere is great.'

Superb action on day two of this year’s race.

Van Aert loses opportunity, Pogačar nabs bonuses in frustrating second stage for Dutch dominators.

Eleven seconds might not seem like much, but the Tour's been won and lost by a smaller margin.

Neilson Powless defended his King of the Mountains jersey before an elite group drove to the line.

Another day of punchy climbs and explosive action in the second full day in Spain's Basque Country.

'This is a tough blow': Enric Mas, Richard Carapaz crash out while UAE take control in dramatic final of hilly Bilbao stage.

Yates beats Yates in brotherly sprint in Bilbao to open Tour de France with exclamation point.

Yellow jersey favorites push pressure onto each other ahead of explosive opening stage in the Basque Country.

Our reporting team will be on the ground all month sharing insight, reporting, color, and the occasional barb: So who wins the yellow jersey, and how?

How is Pogačar's wrist? Does Cavendish believe in number 35? Is Van der Poel hunting green? We got the answers to all the big questions.

Winning a stage, hitting the podium, or claiming the 'maillot jaune' are at an absolute premier every July: Here are the leaders for every team and their chances of striking Tour gold.

Here are the latest confirmed names for the 2023 Tour de France starting July 1 in Bilbao and ending July 23 in Paris.

The 2019 Tour de France winner returns for his first grand tour since his near-fatal crash early in 2022: 'Be strong, because life only comes to us once.'

Longo Borghini, Skjelmose, Kopecky among other big winners in blockbuster weekend of national road championship racing.

Dygert and McNulty power to US titles against the clock as time trial racing across the globe sees the cream rise to the top.

Pedaling on eggshells: All across the peloton, riders are waiting for final confirmation if they'll be racing the Tour de France or not.

Can Vingegaard defend? Will Pogačar shake off injury? Who could play spoiler? Will Cavendish make history? It all plays out during three weeks in July.

After years of questioning performances, triple yellow jersey is cautiously optimistic about cycling's newest stars: 'It’s been really exciting racing in the last couple of years.'

Here are the threads that will stitch together the narrative in men's cycling's biggest stage race.

We investigate how and why cross-training, nutrition, and psychology have become crucial to forging modern Tour de France champions.

Tour de Hoody: It makes sense that they're bypassing July, but the Tour de France would be better off if they make late-hour surprise starts.

Lifting the lid on how riders peak for three weeks, why they don't taper, why Pogačar is sacrificing racing for training, and more.

A strong week across the French Alps could confirm his return to the Tour de France next month: 'We can feel he’s really close.'

'Maybe the wrist won't be 100 percent, but the legs can be': Pogačar choses training over stage racing ahead of yellow jersey bout with Vingegaard.

Anticipation building for June 8 debut of eight-part documentary series, Evenepoel puts worlds defense at center of ambitions after COVID comeback.

Pogačar vs. Vingegaard, Cavendish's Merckxian challenge, Sagan's long goodbye, US stage-hunters: Here are five story lines that will make the 2023 Tour stand out.

Team performance chief lifts lid on Pogačar's physiological prowess: 'His big strength is his ability to recover and adapt.'

The 2022 Tour de France winner headlines a deep start list for the French stage race that always provides interesting clues about what lies ahead for July.

Pogačar back on yellow jersey trail with indoor training bootcamp: 'I'm putting some hard work on the rollers, taking care of my wrist'

Eight likely Jumbo-Visma Tour riders head to altitude while Kuss races Giro, Pogačar reportedly training on the rollers after fracturing wrist.

UAE team officials confirm Pogačar could resume training on the rollers as soon as next week: 'I am lucky it was just a broken wrist.'

Reigning world champion oozing with confidence after delivering sledge-hammer blow at Liège-Bastogne-Liège: 'This is a big boost ahead of the Giro d’Italia.'

Two podiums and victory at Strade Bianche confirm Pidcock's spring classics pedigree: 'It's promising for the future.'

Slovenian star undergoes successful surgery, crucial pre-Tour de France altitude camps at question.

Skjelmose 'disappointed' with finale, and Pidcock wisely chose not to chase and earns career-first monument podium: 'I think that plan paid off.'

Mauro Gianetti on surgery: 'Since it is not just one bone broken, but multiple, it will be a bit more complicated.'

A rare DNF from a crashing Pogačar opened up the race for a peloton full of dreamers, but Evenepoel crushed them all.

The Slovenian crashed along with Mikkel Honoré about 85km into the season's final classic.

Everyone knows the favorites for 'La Doyenne,' but who will scramble the script? The reigning world champions might have something to say.

Teams have thrown the kitchen sink at the spring classics with little effect. Our editorial team considers the options on how to unpack the Pogačar puzzle.

World champion confirms he will race Tour of Flanders 'someday' and confidence is sky high ahead of 'La Doyenne' defense: 'The ambition? To win, of course.'

The 23-year-old will lead Ineos Grenadiers at Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday.

Tour de Hoody: Their budding rivalry will drive the narrative across the rest of this decade.

Julian Alaphilippe headlines a deep squad for the 'Wolfpack' to take on Pogačar at 'La Doyenne.'

What can anyone do against Pogačar? 'With the way he is racing right now, second is a victory for everyone else.'

Despite expectations of long-distance attacks, the race unfolded according to the traditional playbook.

Timing and positioning are the keys to unraveling the secrets of the classics' most painful finale.

Messing up the Muur and the might of Evenepoel stand in Pogačar's way of becoming the first rider in 12 years to sweep Amstel, Flèche, Liège.

Ineos Grenadiers star hangs on for third after struggling in final 10km: 'I just had nothing left there in the end.'

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Race boss Leo van Vliet questions slipstream advantage provided by lead car's close-drive: 'I raced myself and I can't imagine it.'

Pogačar adds hilly classic to his huge palmarès with 28km solo raid, Healy and Pidcock complete the podium.

UAE superstar wants to add Dutch classic to his palmarès: 'Tadej wants to win all the races, not just the Tour.'

Here's your ultimate collection of stats, stories, data, and snaps emerging from the fastest ever 'Hell of the North.'

Follow all the headlines for the women's and men's Paris-Roubaix this weekend.

Commentary: Pogačar should strike while the iron is hot and divebomb into the 'Hell of the North' this weekend.

After being dropped and then losing the sprint for the Ronde podium, Van Aert rebounds for Roubaix: 'I’ll turn that page. This week there’s another chance.'

Here are some of the best stories, takeaways, and oddities coming out of a Ronde for the record books.

Dutchman said he rode faster than ever at the Tour of Flanders but he couldn't keep up with Pogačar.

With victories at Tour of Flanders, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, and Il Lombardia, speculation already swirls about Pogačar pulling a monument sweep.

After two crashes and a lost bike computer, US star continues standout season with fifth on Ronde debut.

Pogačar drops Van der Poel to become first Tour de France winner since Eddy Merckx to win Flanders. Mads Pedersen hits third.

De Ronde is underway, and the talk in Bruges was all about trying to foil the 'big three': 'If you want to win you're going to have to attack.'

Follow all the men's and women's headlines going into Sunday's Tour of Flanders.

After thrilling contests at Milan-San Remo and the E3 Saxo Classic, cycling's 'Three Kings' are back at it again at Flanders' Finest.

The VeloNews editors pick their favorites for the men's and women's races. Who's your tip?

A handful of chasing teams hung tough this spring against the Pogačar, Van Aert, Van der Poel onslaught. Can they rewrite the script Sunday?