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'If this is necessary to prove that we are riding clean, then I totally accept it' – Tadej Pogačar on 'strange' anti-doping testing at Tour de France -
‘I’m literally trembling from emotion’ - Remco Evenepoel wins first Tour de France road stage atop Plateau de Solaison -
Jonas Vingegaard crashes out of the Tour de France on stage 15, breaks collarbone -
‘Beat The Final Whistle’ – cyclist completes his mission to ride from Mexico City to New York in time for the FIFA World Cup final -
‘We marked this stage since the beginning’: Tadej Pogačar wins solo on Tour de France stage 14 -
'I don't go for records' – Tadej Pogačar refuses to be drawn on Lance Armstrong's claim he needs to win seven Tours de France 7 Comments
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Latest News
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'I got four hours of sleep today' – Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard faced early morning anti-doping tests at Tour de FranceThe riders first and second in general classification were awoken in the middle of the night by testers
By Adam Becket Published
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'Probably a mistake' – Tom Pidcock falls down Tour de France GC after breakaway escapadeBrit is now ninth overall and nearly three minutes off a podium place
By Vern Pitt Published
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How to watch Tour de France 2026: Everything you need to live stream the French Grand Tour — Stage 15All the key information on broadcasters and free live streams for the Tour de France from 4-26 July, so you can watch the French Grand Tour online, on TV, from anywhere.
By Adam Becket Last updated
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'I'm living a dream' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas is closing in on the podium at the Tour de FranceTeenager dropped two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard to finish third on stage 14 to Le Markstein
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I couldn't waste good legs today' – Tadej Pogačar puts in another dominant display at Tour de France, argues race isn't overWorld champion says he's back to being confident after tricky days, still leads race by 4:30
By Adam Becket Published
Latest Features
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'Anything's possible' – how Tom Pidcock is rediscovering his love for the Tour de FranceFor Tom Pidcock, this year's Tour was never about fighting for the GC or proving his talent – it's about restoring his childhood passion for the race
By Tom Davidson Published
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When my friend was involved in a pile-up and broke his collarbone, he rang me from A&E to ask how his bike wasWe used to worry about damaging our bikes when they cost a quarter of what they do now - How can people afford taking any risk?
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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Non-sponsor-correct kit, custom saddles, and shoes – how riders optimise their setups for the Tour de FranceComfort is paramount to performance over three weeks of racing, so how do the pros optimise their equipment for the Tour de France?
By Andy Turner Published
Latest Tech
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Bikes are becoming more like Formula 1 cars every day, but we’re still sending them to Kwik Fit for servicingCW's Undercover Mechanic laments the complexity of modern-day bikes
By Undercover Mechanic Published
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'The lightest endurance bike on the market' – second-generation Pinarello Dogma X is difficult to fault, but the lofty price tag makes it easy to overlookIconic X-Stay configuration remains, as does the balanced handling and impressive ride quality, but do subtle refinements to the platform make it a better bike?
By Aaron Borrill Published
Latest Fitness
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'The magic starts after three years' - how a coach went about building Tour de France winner Jonas VingegaardEx-Visma coach Tim Heemskerk outlines the training philosophy behind Vingegaard's Tour de France victories
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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I’ve run many marathons and completed even more 100-mile rides: which is harder?Marathons might inflict greater impact, but riding a century requires a lot of fuel and some mechanical know-how. Steve Shrubsall has totted up the scores to determine which is really the greater endurance feat
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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‘How do cyclists pee whilst racing the Tour de France?’ – you asked Google and we’ve got the answerSometimes they just need a little push from a team-mate to keep rolling...
By Simon Richardson Last updated
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Latest Racing
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'I got four hours of sleep today' – Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard faced early morning anti-doping tests at Tour de FranceThe riders first and second in general classification were awoken in the middle of the night by testers
By Adam Becket Published
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'Probably a mistake' – Tom Pidcock falls down Tour de France GC after breakaway escapadeBrit is now ninth overall and nearly three minutes off a podium place
By Vern Pitt Published
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How to watch Tour de France 2026: Everything you need to live stream the French Grand Tour — Stage 15All the key information on broadcasters and free live streams for the Tour de France from 4-26 July, so you can watch the French Grand Tour online, on TV, from anywhere.
By Adam Becket Last updated
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'I'm living a dream' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas is closing in on the podium at the Tour de FranceTeenager dropped two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard to finish third on stage 14 to Le Markstein
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I couldn't waste good legs today' – Tadej Pogačar puts in another dominant display at Tour de France, argues race isn't overWorld champion says he's back to being confident after tricky days, still leads race by 4:30
By Adam Becket Published
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Gravel Cycling
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The Pirelli Cinturato SmartEVO GR Gravel H: a racing tyre for hard-packed gravel and dirt that performs on pavement tooA fast-rolling, light gravel tyre that does well on road and off, but is it a Goldilocks option or an unhappy medium?
By Tyler Boucher Published
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14 things you didn’t know about Mads Würtz Schmidt, currently the best gravel racer in the WorldFrom his superstitions around salt and even numbers to his favourite Lego set and his secret mullet-growing project
By James Ion Published
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Former Olympian and returning riders earn Life Time Grand Prix Wild Card spotsThe final seven riders of the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix have been decided after Sea Otter and a mud-sodden Unbound Gravel
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
Latest Reviews
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Fjällräven Hoja bib shorts review - bikepacking-specific shorts designed for multiple days in the saddleFjällräven's new Hoja bib shorts aim for serious bikepacking optimisation, but do they actually deliver on-bike performance?
By Hannah Bussey Published
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2026 Cannondale SuperSix Evo 2 review: a brilliantly balanced road bike worthy of challenging for segment honours, even in mid-spec guiseThe fifth-generation Cannondale SuperSix Evo marks a notable boost in ride quality and overall dynamics over its forebear – it’s one of the best road bikes we’ve tested this year
By Aaron Borrill Published
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‘It’s like a stripped-out track car with all driver aids turned off’ – 1,300km and counting on the Factor One aero road bikeFast, furious, and unforgiving at times – the Factor One has all the markings of a champion, but you’ll need to ride it hard to truly appreciate it
By Aaron Borrill Published
Group Tests
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I tested 6 of the latest and best radar bike lights in 2026 to see if any can topple the market leader: GarminAs a long-time Varia user, I’m no stranger to rearview radars - but can the likes of Wahoo, Lezyne, and Magicshine finally beat the category creator at its own game?
By Simon Fellows Published
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Best cycling shoes 2026: Our top 6 expert-rated shoes for road cycling based on their comfort, performance and styleThe best cycling shoes will make your rides more comfortable, more efficient and more enjoyable
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Best Exercise Bikes 2026: Stay fit at home all year, fully tested and reviewed by our expertsImprove your warm-up, get your legs spinning or add cardio to your training with the best exercise bikes that are always ready to ride. All tested and rated by our team of experts
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
Latest Deals
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It wouldn't feel like summer without the Tour de France and the Rapha Sale – now live with up to 50% off!Deals I've trawled the Rapha sale listings to bring you all the best deals, and there is a fine selection of tried-and-tested cycling clothing on offer
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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Get the Paul Seixas look: The youngest rider to start the Tour de France in 89 years, and with arguably the most affordable setupDeals Decathlon has been making waves in the pro peloton with its affordable gear, and now the company has Paul Seixas to show it off at the head of the race
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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Could this be the best bike deal of the summer? Now just £2,599, the Merida Scultura 6000 comes highly rated from our experts, packs a carbon frame, wheels & 105 Di2—a massive saving of £1,151Deals Tech contributor Rachel loved the Merida Scultura 6000 Di2 when she put it through its paces, and it's now an absolute steal at Tredz
By Paul Brett Published
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