Tadej Pogačar

Slovenian crashed out of the Grand Tour on stage eight and is unlikely to ride the world championships next month

By Simon Richardson Published 29 August 26

Red jersey extends his lead overall, while other GC rivals lose time

By Adam Becket Published 27 August 26

World champion now leads race by more than three minutes

By Tom Davidson Published 25 August 26

The chilled out former unicyclist with a penchant for cleaning up at the biggest races. Read on...

By James Shrubsall Last updated 24 August 26

The third Grand Tour of the year starts on Saturday and promises plenty of action

By James Shrubsall Published 21 August 26

Nearly all team line-ups are now confirmed, and it's a belting roster

By James Shrubsall Last updated 20 August 26

Long thought to be impossible in modern cycling, Tadej Pogačar ticked off the double in 2024, and now the female peloton have it in their sights too

By Simon Richardson Last updated 12 August 26

Five-time Tour de France winner returns to race for first time since 2019 for UAE Team Emirates-XRG

By Adam Becket Published 3 August 26

UAE Team Emirates-XRG netted more than a third of the total prize pot

By Tom Davidson Published 28 July 26

Five-time champion's UAE Team Emirates-XRG teammates also rode custom frames

By Jack Evans Published 27 July 26

Van der Poel and Pogačar formed a late breakaway making for one of the most tense final stages in recent years

By Owen Rogers Published 26 July 26

In sickness and in health, UAE Emirates-XRG are dominating the 2026 Tour

By Pat Kinsella Published 24 July 26

Slovenian took his 26th Tour stage win on one of cycling's most iconic climbs

By Adam Becket Published 24 July 26

Adam Yates, Tim Wellens and Brandon McNulty, three of UAE Team Emirates-XRG’s eight-man squad, are run down with a stomach infection. McNulty left on stage 18 – will Tadej Pogačar safely make it to Paris?

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 23 July 26

Last time the race visited Orcières-Merlettes, the Slovenian lost out

By James Shrubsall Published 23 July 26

The road world champion was beaten by the time trial world champion in the Tour de France's only individual time trial

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 21 July 26

Pogačar's fourth stage win of this year's Tour has given him a lead of four-and-a-half minutes on his closest rival, Jonas Vingegaard

By Emma Magnus Last updated 20 July 26

International Testing Agency confirms testing Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard early on Sunday morning

By Adam Becket Published 19 July 26

Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard were woken in early hours before stage 15

By Adam Becket Published 19 July 26

The riders first and second in general classification were awoken in the middle of the night by testers

By Adam Becket Published 19 July 26

World champion says he's back to being confident after tricky days, still leads race by 4:30

By Adam Becket Published 18 July 26

Slovenian is on the cusp of history with a fifth yellow jersey – but does he need more?

By Adam Becket Published 17 July 26

Pogačar now has 3:36 on Vingegaard after 10 stages, but the team say they're not thinking about defending second yet

By Adam Becket Published 14 July 26

The yellow jersey claimed his third victory of this year's race on stage 10, and seems to destined to win a record-equalling fifth title.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 14 July 26

Pogačar gets revenge for 2024, leaving Vingegaard for dust

By Pat Kinsella Published 14 July 26

The peloton has been racing through a heatwave since the Grand Départ

By Adam Becket Published 14 July 26

The yellow jersey explains how he's grown, and improved, since the day he cracked on the Col du Granon

By James Shrubsall Published 10 July 26