-
Wide open Tour de Suisse Women as Demi Vollering skips race to prepare for Tour de France Femmes - Analysing the contenders
A 23.7km time trial and single high mountain stage finish set to decide overall winner -
'We stand for equality, respect and freedom' – Uno-X Mobility celebrate Pride Month with rainbow flags at Copenhagen Sprint and Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Men's and women's team riders carry rainbow flags to team presentations over the weekend -
There were winners and losers at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but mainly losers – including anyone hoping for a ramp-up in Tour de France tension
Tadej Pogačar's domestique beating all of his rivals doesn't exactly bode well for the Tour and hopes of a more open race
-
Garmin Edge 550 review: The latest five series unit still goes hard, but it might be at the point where a touchscreen is essential
The Edge 550 has a great new screen, but there's so much to explore that the unit's small buttons slow things down -
Colombians dominate in Tour de Beauce for second straight year with 1-2 for Medellin-EPM
Wilmar Paredes and Diego Camargo use Mont-Mégantic to secure unassailable lead -
No superstar rider but SD Worx-Protime count on rising GC talent and home hopeful to take on expanded Tour de Suisse Women
With no Lotte Kopecky or Anna van der Breggen in the line-up, Dutch squad hand chances to other riders in Switzerland
-
'I just want to be as happy as him on the bike' – Ominous signs for Tadej Pogačar's rivals as Tour de France lieutenant Isaac del Toro takes another step
Mexican wins third one-week WorldTour stage race in 2026, with best still yet to come in Tour debut -
From glory to futility – What version of Paul Seixas will rise from the ashes of his torched Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes?
The French prodigy's Dauphiné did not go as expected, but it may have taught him some lessons he needed to learn -
'I gambled, I put a lot into my effort, I've lost quite a bit' – Final day breakaway for three Netcompany-Ineos riders rounds out brutally tough Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for British squad
Kévin Vauquelin best overall finisher for British team in 15th place after Oscar Onley crashes out and Josh Tarling breaks collarbone
