The former sprint superstar reflects on the Tour de France's sprints so far and how the art has changed since he retired

The Alpecin-Deceuninck rider showed his mental strength by overcoming adversity to win on stage 10 of the Tour de France

No rider has been able to dominate the bunch sprints at the Tour so far, a trend that isn't unusual

Will the breakaway make it all the way to the line, or will the GC favourites have other ideas?

Even without the presence of Demi Vollering, SD Worx-Protime look capable of dominating the Italian race

While some riders have showed their attacking intent already in the Tour de France, the second week may just draw out those who've held fire until...

It was fighting talk from the top three in the general classification after the first week of racing 

Michael Mørkøv talks to Rouleur about his career, navigating the personalities of bullish sprinters and why he’s so good at what he does

The former professional rider and sports director passed away on Friday at the age of 99

The TotalEnergies rider takes his biggest ever win, and his team’s first at the race in seven years

The favourites to win the yellow jersey would not work cohesively together on stage nine’s gravel roads and the tension in the peloton was clear

Photojournalist James Startt captured one of the Tour's most exciting stages

Wind, loose rocks and plenty of stress – it was a wild day on stage nine of the Tour

The last 60km of stage 10 are exposed – could crosswinds be a factor?

Stage eight was a classic ‘quiet’ stage of the Tour, taking their riders through La France Profonde, the heart of rural France

On a stage that seemed poised for flurries of attacks from the peloton, few were willing to roll the dice on getting in the breakaway

It was a strange stage in the Tour de France as a breakaway didn’t assemble despite expectations of fireworks

Stage nine's gravel sectors are instilling fear in some riders and thrill in others

The much anticipated gravel stage will present a valuable opportunity for the Classics riders, but potential panic for the GC contenders

Despite Jonas Vingegaard losing time to his rivals in stage nine’s individual time trial, his team says that the general classification at the Tour de...

Years in the making, the Tour heads into an unprecedented stage which contains 14 sections of gravel roads

What Julien Bernard lost in time by stopping to greet his friends and family in the Burgundy time trial, he gained in making the Tour...

The Belgian rider’s victory in the individual time trial signifies another step up in his career progression

The race for yellow is shaping up to be one the highest quality Tours de France of recent generations

Despite being categorised as a flat stage, the route features 2,334 metres of elevation and five categorised climbs

With RCS taking over the race, will the Giro step up in 2024? 

The Alpecin-Deceuninck rider had another difficult day after being relegated in stage six of the Tour de France

Dylan Groenewegen won stage six of the Tour de France – a reward for the hard work from his entire Australian team

Just six stages into the Tour and with no sprinter dominating the fast finishes, the green jersey competition already looks delicately poised between several candidates

The differences between the specialists and the pure climbers will be measured in minutes rather than seconds on stage seven