'Haters gonna hate': Pogačar steals the show on Bastille Day
France dreamed of a local victor on its national day. Instead, Tadej Pogačar lit up stage 10 with another trademark attack. Begrudged 'chapeaus' abound in Le L…
Tour de France winners: The full history
Only one rider can win the Tour de France each year, making it one of the most select groups in cycling. We take a look at some of the youngest, oldest and most successful winners.
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'It's not Pogačar's fault he's so good' - Eddy Merckx on the Tour de France's current generation of GC stars
The five-time yellow jersey winner is still an avid watcher of the sport – he tells Rouleur his thoughts on the Pogačar-era of bike racing
Bastille Day at the Tour: can a Frenchman end the wait?
Bastille Day is the biggest day of the year for French cycling fans, and the wait for a home winner has dragged on since Warren Barguil's 2017 victory in Foix.…
Heat, hierarchy and a hotly contested green jersey: what we learnt from the Tour's first week
Rouleur breaks down the heatwaves, the sprint points battle, and UAE's grip on week one of the Tour de France.
Pidcock's redemption arc: Brit content in defeat after refinding his love of Le Tour
A jammed shifter and a third place in Ussel would once have wrecked Tom Pidcock's Tour. Free of pressure and riding for a team on its Tour debut, he can now sh…
'Maybe it's a one-day festival': Classics man Van der Poel takes his third Tour de France win in Ussel
The Tour de France spoke the Flying Dutchman's language during a lumpy breakaway stage in the Massif Central
'It's no secret: we've got seven guys going for the break' - Movistar turn to Corrèze's climbs to end seven year Tour drought
Rouleur caught up with sports director Matt White to discuss the complications of breakaway hunting at the Grande Boucle
A rule change, a settled GC, and a gentlemen's agreement: Why the Tour de France sprint stages have been safer in 2026
In previous years, crash-marred sprint stages have guaranteed chaos in the first week of the Tour. But as of stage eight in 2026, the crash toll stands at zero…
'That was just not how it should've been': No rewrite in Bordeaux for Philipsen
Three years after downing Mark Cavendish on the same finish line, Jasper Philipsen returned to Bordeaux hoping for a performance of equal measure. This time, t…
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In printIssue 144
The Tour Issue
Le Tour de France: a race defined by colour, passion and history, whose drama and romance continue to shape the identity of cycling’s greatest stage.
In printIssue 144
The Tour Issue
Le Tour de France: a race defined by colour, passion and history, whose drama and romance continue to shape the identity of cycling’s greatest stage.
