Chris Froome hoping to be in contention to win ‘brutal’ 2020 Tour de France
Chris Froome will target victory in next year’s Tour de France after watching organisers announce one of the toughest routes in recent history on Tuesday.
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Penultimate-stage time trial set to decide climb-heavy 2020 Tour de France
The battle for the yellow jersey at next year’s Tour de France will conclude with a time trial at La Planche des Belles Filles before the traditional sprint stage in Paris.
Climb-heavy 2020 Tour de France to be decided by penultimate-stage time trial
The battle for the yellow jersey at next year’s Tour de France will conclude with a time trial at La Planche des Belles Filles before the traditional sprint stage in Paris.
Yorkshire ready for cycling spotlight with UCI Road Cycling World Championships
Yorkshire will once again be the centre of the cycling world this coming week when the region plays host to the UCI Road Cycling World Championships.
Egan Bernal’s Tour de France win has yet to sink in
Egan Bernal is still struggling to believe he won the Tour de France.
Froome describes crash aftermath as scene out of hospital drama
Chris Froome described the aftermath of his horror crash at the Criterium du Dauphine as like something out of a television drama but believes he is ahead of schedule in his rehabilitation as he sets his sights on next summer’s Tour de France.
Brailsford now ‘calmer’ after enduring turbulent times
Sir Dave Brailsford’s seventh win in the last eight editions of the Tour de France felt all the sweeter given he began the season wondering if it might be his last.
Sir Dave Brailsford still wants Team Ineos to have British flavour
Sir Dave Brailsford insists Team Ineos will continue to fly the flag for Britain even as his squad acquires an ever more international imprint.
Thomas sees Team Ineos going from strength to strength
Geraint Thomas expects victorious Team Ineos to return to next year’s Tour de France even stronger with Chris Froome targeting a record-equalling fifth Tour title.
Bernal win brings new look for Brailsford
Sir Dave Brailsford chose a very specific shade of yellow to celebrate his team’s latest Tour de France victory as he sported a Colombia football shirt in honour of Egan Bernal’s win.
5 things we learned as Egan Bernal wins Tour de France
Sir Dave Brailsford was celebrating once again as his rebranded Team Ineos made it seven Tour de France wins out of the last eight – but this time it was not a Briton on the top step of the podium.