Guillame Van Keirsbulck’s road to the Tour de France has been a long one. Now that he’s finally made it, he seems determined to enjoy every...

Complete control from Peter Sagan, Dan Martin close, Michael Matthews closer

Heavy rain and anxious riders made for a nervy beginning to this year’s Tour de France, with several big-name contenders hitting the deck. Duncan Forbes gives us...

So often overshadowed by his younger brother, or cropped out of shot altogether, Juraj Sagan deserves more than a little of the limelight for today’s...

Teeming rain, the break caught within sight of the line and a sprinters’ battle royale: Düsseldorf to Liège had it all

When the Tour de France inevitably begins to take its toll on the peloton, it is doctor Florence Pommerie who pieces it back together. The race doctor...

As is so often the case in the Tour, today’s fight at the back of the race was just as compelling as the one at the front

Eighth Tour de France, first Tour stage win, first Grand Tour stage win, first maillot jaune. A landmark day for the Welshman

Self-effacing, humble, humorous, but can the Welshman go the extra mile?

It’s been a long way back for the big American from his horror crash in 2014 to his debut Tour. We think he’s going to...

From Düsseldorf to Paris and all stops between, your guide to a thoroughly enjoyable 104th Tour

Love him or hate him, Thomas Voeckler has been one of the most exciting riders of his generation. As his final Tour de France beckons,...

Cavendish, Froome, Thomas, Dowsett, Yates, McLay – even Gaviria. The big draughty house in Belgium that provides an invaluable stepping stone to the professional ranks

The ‘race of truth’ is both the most idiosyncratic and unforgiving of cycling’s disciplines. Rouleur sat down with a few of time-trialling’s most accomplished practitioners to talk suffering, science...

There are a few Tour de France stats that everyone knows  – 198 riders, 12 million spectators – but what about the less well-known ones? We’ve dug around...

While the men circle France for three weeks, the women get two short stages, neither of them in Paris. ASO could do better. A work...

With Cavendish ailing, Contador ageing and Froome in uncertain form, this year’s Tour de France could mark the end of a generation

A Frenchman, an Austrian and their battle for lanterne rouge at the 1979 Tour

From the townships to the peloton: South African Dlamini is finding his feet racing with Dimension Data’s continental feeder team in Italy