Laurent Jalabert

How the physiology and psychology of a pro cyclist can translate to impressive running performances.

Jalabert was simply one of the sport’s most versatile champions, winning classics as diverse as Sanremo and Il Lombardia.

Milano-Sanremo should have been raced Saturday. In its absence, VeloNews spoke to the 1995 winner about how he took his greatest victory, how the race has changed, and the gravity of the coronavirus crisis.

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Jalabert and Vasseur cast doubts on Froome's Tour de France performance so far, and the Briton fires back, says his team is clean.

Jalabert resigned after crashing on his bike in April; last week, he was named in a French report to have taken EPO at the 1998 Tour

Five-time Tour de France champion says the recent admissions of past dopers are threatening the Tour's future

Former pro was alleged to have taken EPO during the 1998 Tour de France in a French newspaper report

Laurent Jalabert tells panel he never knowingly took banned substances without a Therapeutic Use Exemption

Former Vuelta champ should leave the hospital within a week after car/bike collision

Former Vuelta a España winner hit by a car on his bike and was unconscious when emergency personnel arrived

The reaction around cycling to the Lance Armstrong ban is mixed, with some calling for resignations at the UCI

GP Quebec winner Thomas Voeckler will skip the world championships. The team's coach says without him, France lacks a star.

Andy Schleck and Alberto Contador are happy to wait until the Pyrénées. That doesn't mean anyone else should.