After the men's Tour de France, the women's Tour de France follows in August. On August 1, the Grand Départ of that race takes place in Geneva, ending in Nice via a Swiss/French course (and the Mont Ventoux).

Tadej Pogačar's fifth Tour de France victory came after last-minute course changes due to wildfires, underscoring how climate change is influencing major sporting events.

An interruption for late-night drug testing does nothing to diminish the drama—or the final week brilliance of the sport’s greatest rider.

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We look at each squad's achievements, failures and areas of improvement after a race that saw plenty of winners, but plenty of losers too

The Tour de France is reckoning with the impacts of climate change.

Jonas Vingegaard will not be on the final Tour de France podium this year — for the first time since 2020. Marco Bertorello / “We truly believe we can do something special at this race,” said a senior member of Visma-Lease a Bike’s staff on the morning of the Tour de France’s opening team time trial in Barcelona.

The Tour de France resumed on Tuesday in a state of confusion about whether the controversial night-time tests carried out on Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard were indicative of “serious and specific” suspicions of doping.

Director of racing Geraint Thomas admits ‘whole heap of things’ need fixing with squad on course to finish another Tour empty-handed

The 2026 Tour de France is in the books. Three weeks, 21 stages, countless subplots and a fifth overall victory for Tadej Pogačar, who continues to add pages to the sport’s history books as quickly as he rides uphill.