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'It's a little girl's dream come true' – Pauline Ferrand-Prévot closes in on first French Tour win since the 1980s with dominant Tour de France Femmes triumph atop Madeleine
News 'She's a woman who goes beyond even the confines of sport' says Tour race director Marion Rousse
'My legs were just finished today' – Demi Vollering cracks and loses three minutes on decisive Tour de France Femmes stage up Col de la Madeleine
News 'I just couldn't keep up. It's as simple as that. Cycling is very simple for once' says Dutchwoman, with the Tour all but lost in the Alps
'You've just got to embrace the chaos, you know?' – The Tour de France Femmes, as told by its first-timers
News The class of 2025 Tour debutants discuss their experience at a race which is 'on another level to other races'
Tour de France Femmes GC analysis – 'Poker face' on Col du Granier as top contenders wait for decisive day in the Alps
Analysis 'My race is tomorrow' says Ferrand-Prévot, one of seven riders separated by just 48 seconds – including Vollering, Niewiadoma-Phinney, and Gigante
'Keep the good vibes and keep trying' – Ruth Edwards savouring a much improved Tour de France Femmes campaign after podium place on stage 7
News 'It feels really fun to get a result' American says in Chambéry following last July's 'terrible race'
France's next Tour winner? Maëva Squiban leaves her teammates stunned with a second Tour de France Femmes stage victory in a row
News 'What is going on? Is it April 1 or August 1?' asks UAE Team ADQ teammate Dominika Włodarczyk after Frenchwoman's solo win in Chambéry
'Breaking the taboo' – Tour de France Femmes riders highlight issues of low rider weight and disrupted menstrual cycles
News Cédrine Kerbaol says the sport is in 'a dangerous moment' for rider health as Magdeleine Vallieres and Emma Norsgaard talk about their own their struggles balancing racing weight and menstrual health
Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage 7 preview – The Col du Granier could bring major GC moves, but on the way down, not up
Preview 'There are strong descenders that will look to break the race apart. So it's not a climb, but it's another option to create the difference'
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Protests force Vuelta a España stage to be neutralised with no winner
No stage winner will be declared and GC times to be taken at the 3km mark due to disruption by pro-Palestine protesters -
Former Belgian racer and team manager Walter Godefroot dies at 82
Belgian won four Monuments and 10 Tour de France stages during his career before going on to manage Telekom to two Tour wins in the 1990s -
Mathieu van der Poel 'improving every lap' to take sixth place in mountain bike return in Les Gets World Cup
Dutchman building for bid at UCI MTB Worlds on September 14, but 'lacked the punch and acceleration in my legs' to compete for victory on Sunday
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'I was quite tired and couldn't help the team much' – Juan Ayuso sheds 21 minutes on Vuelta a España Valdezcaray summit finish
Spaniard unable to help João Almeida in the mountains as rumours link him with move away from UAE Team Emirates-XRG for 2026 -
Vuelta a España stage 7: Juan Ayuso delivers victory with solo charge on Cerler ascent
Spanish climber earns third consecutive stage win for UAE Team Emirates-XRG while Torstein Træen continues with red jersey -
Remco Evenepoel makes return to racing next week at the Tour of Britain
Belgian back in the saddle from September 2-7 for the first time after withdrawing from the Tour de France
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Chris Froome undergoes successful surgery following training crash
Briton suffered a pneumothorax, five broken ribs, and a lumbar vertebrae fracture in crash on Wednesday -
Vuelta a España stage 6: Jay Vine conquers Pal in Andorra from breakaway
Juan Ayuso cracks, Jonas Vingegaard gives up red jersey to day's escapee Torstein Træn -
Chris Froome hospitalised with multiple fractures after a crash during training
Froome to undergo surgery after sustaining injuries including five broken ribs, a fractured vertebra, and a pneumothorax
