Wærenskjold wins fastest ever Tour de France stage in frenzied sprint to Nevers
Norwegian sprinter Søren Wærenskjold won the fastest-ever road stage at the Tour de France in a frenzied sprint into Nevers
Joy for Tadej Pogacar on Bastille Day as solo burst extends Tour de France lead
Tadej Pogacar powered to victory on France’s national holiday with another dominant display on the mountainous 10th stage to extend his overall lead
Heatwave forces Tour de France organisers to shorten Sunday’s stage nine
Sunday’s stage nine of the Tour de France will be shortened by 30 km (18.64 miles) due to heat risks, race organisers have announced
Sarah Storey retires at 48: ‘It’s always about leaving something better than you found it’
After a stellar career that began in the swimming pool as a 14-year-old before five Games hoovering up cycling golds, Britain’s Paralympic dame tells Donald McRae: ‘I want to put my energy
Olav Kooij claims Tour de France stage five with Tourmalet test looming large
Dutch debutant Olav Kooij won the fifth stage of the Tour de France in a chaotic sprint finish after a crash just over five kilometres from the line
Cancer survivor Træen takes yellow jersey as Pedersen wins stage four amid 40-degree heat
Max Pedersen wins sprint in Foix to seal stage four victory while Træen takes the yellow jersey in 40-degree plus conditions
Tour de France 2026: Del Toro wins second stage ahead of teammate Pogacar
Isaac del Toro took a victory orchestrated by Tadej Pogacar on stage two of the Tour de France in Barcelona as Jonas Vingegaard retained the yellow jersey
Tour de France 2026: Jonas Vingegaard in yellow after Barcelona team time trial
Jonas Vingegaard took the first yellow jersey of the 113th edition of the Tour de France as his Team Visma-Lease a Bike won Saturday’s opener
Boy who would be king: Seixas carries weight of a nation at Tour de France
Teenage sensation is a fearless racer but taking on Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard is setting the bar very high
The Badger, the Professor and the teenager: France’s long wait for a Tour champion | William Fotheringham
The hype around Paul Seixas is fully justified as the 19-year-old bids to end four decades of French disappointment