Vingegaard and team mate hit back at doping questions
PARIS : In a sport that has a heavy doping past, any Tour de France winner is being put under scrutiny and Jonas Vingegaard was no exception after Saturday's final time trial.
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Women's Tour de France cyclists prepare for the 'Grand Départ'
The Cofidis international women's team, formed in 2021, is training for a shot at the title of the Women's Tour de France, for many the sporting opportunity of a lifetime.
'Bigger than sports' - Jumbo-Visma rider Marianne Vos hails historic return of Tour de France Femmes
Having played an integral role in bringing the Tour de France Femmes to fruition, Marianne Vos has described the event as “bigger than sports” ahead of Sunday’s Stage 1. Vos — who has been labelled a “very dark horse” to win Stage 1 by Warner Bros. Discovery cycling expert Iris Slappendel – started a petition in 2013 to revive the Tour de France Femmes.
Iris Slappendel: Marianne Vos could be a 'very dark horse' to win Stage 1 of the Tour de France Femmes
Marianne Vos (Jumbo-Visma) could be a “very dark horse” to win Stage 1 of the Tour de France Femmes, according to her compatriot and Warner Bros. Discovery cycling expert Iris Slappendel. The Tour de France Femmes gets underway this weekend, with 24 teams set to compete in what will be the showpiece event of the season.
Trio hoping to star for England at Commonwealths while aiding GB sprint overhaul
Sophie Capewell, Blaine Ridge-Davis and Milly Tanner will don Team England jerseys at the Commonwealth Games next weekend but they will be taking the next steps in an overhaul of Great Britain’s women’s team sprint.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake urges GB to look to future after relay bronze
Skipper Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake insists it is time to look to the future after Great Britain’s relay bronze.
Chris Hoy on Commonwealth Games memories, Richard Moore's legacy and why Edinburgh needs a velodrome
The new marker for ageing isn’t policemen looking younger. It’s realising Sir Chris Hoy has been retired for nearly ten years. How on earth did that happen?
'Words don’t do it justice' - Mark Cavendish on 'emotional rollercoaster' of Champs-Elysees at Tour de France
Mark Cavendish described the «wall of noise» that Tour de France competitors have to deal with in the last stage at the Champs-Elysees. While the first part of the day’s racing is typically not competitive, with cyclists coming together to acknowledge the winner-elect, the concluding final sprint around the Champs-Elysees — there will be eight laps on Sunday — is hotly contested.