2020 Tour de France
Why 2020 was the Tour of transition
Shorter stages, younger stars, the same short shrift for inclusivity: Luke Walpole on seismic shifts and the areas where the race still has a way t...
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2020 Tour de France
The Tour de France is 21 stages long: Tour de France 2020, Stages 20 & 21
They said it couldn't happen, shouldn't happen and wouldn't happen. But the Tour de France is 21 stages long, and it did happen
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Belgian illustrator Eleni Debo gives us the lowdown on illustrating the cover and star feature of issue 20.6, written evocatively by Daniel Stewart on the life and death of his pro cycling dream.
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Hennie Kuiper reflects on his runner-up finish at the 1980 Tour, which saw unprecedented Dutch dominance and a 1-2 in Paris.
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This Week in Desire | September 3rd
The Tour is here and with the biggest race in cycling, comes a plethora of new releases. Welcome to This Week in Desire, our weekly edit of the latest and greatest in cycling tech.
This week, we’ve got new bikes from Scott, Heroin & Basso, shades from Koo and 100% and much more.
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THE RACE FOR THIRD PLACE
You know what’s more interesting than speculating who will win the Tour de France? Speculating as to who will come third.
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