Cycling
Kevin Vauquelin's fall from the INEOS team, with 52 kilometers left to finish the second stage of the Tour
The French cyclist of the INEOS Grenadiers won second place in the first stage of the race, so he was also ranked second in the general. Other cyclists have also fallen; Marco Brenner of Tudor has had to leave the race.
2nd stage of the 2026 Tour: Pamplona-Mendukillo cave (164.1 km)
Watch live the performance of the second stage of the 2026 Return, which will begin in Pamplona and end in the Mendukillo cave. In the session, which will run from 15:00 to 18:15, you will know all the details of the second day of the race.
What do we have to do to get a curve right on the bike?
The descent from Aralar to Lekunberri in the Navarre stage could be decisive, as cyclists will have to prove their ability to take curves, so Xabier Usabiaga explains how they can do it.
Igor Arrieta examines the trajectory of the Iruñea-Mendukillo stage: "It's a tough stage from the beginning."
He has stressed that San Miguel is a "30-minute" port and that the last two kilometers are the hardest. He has also stressed that the end of the Medukillo stage is "very hard." He has said that "people will go to the finish line in pairs or individually."
Mikel Landa, on the clock back: "I've had good feelings, so happy."
The Basque cyclist from the Soudal Quick-Step has won the eighteenth place in the stage, losing 55 seconds to the winner Paul Seixas.
Decomble has reached the finish line with his butt torn and bruised after falling on the clock in Bilbao
The French cyclist of the Groupama team has fallen and has crossed the finish line with difficulty. The French Paul Seixas (Decathlon) has won the stage with an exhibition on the clock.
Paul Seixas wins the first stage clock; Del Toro loses 51 seconds and Ayuso 1:16
The young cyclist of the Decathlon team thus becomes the first leader of the 2026 Return to the Basque Country. Pello Bilbao and Mikel Landa have been the best Basque cyclists, losing 53 and 55 seconds respectively.
Paul Seixas has given an exhibition on the clock in Bilbao and is the first leader of the Tour
1st stage of the 2026 Tour: Bilbao-Bilbao (13.8 km)
See the performance of the first stage of the 2026 Tour starting and ending in Bilbao. From 14:30, with the departure of the first cyclist, and in the session that will last until 18:30, you will know all the details of the start of the race.
These are the stars of the 2026 Return!
The 2026 Return to the Basque Country is about to begin and the teams have been presented. 22 teams will take part in the race, which will run over 810 kilometres and will be attended by Mikel Landa, Ion Izagirre, Alex Aramburu and Pello Bilbao, among others.
Pogacar has prevailed for the third time on the Tour de Flanders
The Slovenian cyclist continues to make history, winning his fourth consecutive monument and winning a total of 12, bringing the brand of cycling myth Eddy Merckx closer.
Aerodynamic coefficient: the real nightmare of cyclists against the clock
The first stage of the 2026 Return to the Basque Country is a 13.9 km counterclockwork that will begin and end in Bilbao. Xabier Usabiaga has explained to us what the aerodynamic coefficient is, with which the cyclists intend to impose as little obstacle as possible on the air, given its size and its position on the bike.
This is the time that Pogacar and Evenepoel were about to be disqualified on the Tour de Flanders
The 2026 Tour arrives with a luxury poster with the mountain as the main protagonist
Del Toro, Ayuso, Lipowitz, Roglic, Mikel Landa and Ion Izagirre, among others, will have to overcome 809 kilometres of travel, 29 punctual ports and 16,000 metres of unlevel.
What will the 2026 Round bring us? Xabier Usabiaga will give us the keys to all stages
The clock of Bilbao, the descent from Aralar to Lekunberri, the days of Basauri and Galdakao, the very hard stage of the Eibar (they will have to climb the Krabeli), and the last day, that of Bergara; Xabier Usabiaga will tell us a series of issues that can be very important in each day of the test.
Ion Izagirre, winner of the Miguel Indurain Grand Prix
Ion Izagirre has won the Miguel Indurain Grand Prix for the third time in the last season in which he will compete as a professional. The Ormaiztegi cyclist has crossed the finish line alone, suffering a decisive attack in the absence of two kilometers to finish.
Izagirre: "Looks like it's a race that suits me."
Ion Izagirre (Cofidis) is pleased to have won the Miguel Indurain Grand Prix for the third time. He has been without a victory for almost three years and insists that winning at home is always special, the year he will close his retirement.
Ion Izagirre played the getaway and gave an exhibition at the Miguel Indurain Grand Prix
Ion Izagirre (Cofidis) has won the 2026 Miguel Indurain Grand Prix with an exhibition. Ormaiztegi's cyclist has hit the getaway two kilometers from the finish line and no one has been able to follow his wheel.
Brustenga wins classic Velox Adelie after Gautherat's disqualification
Mikel Landa will lead the Soudal Quick-Step in the Round
Soudal Quick-Step sports director Kevin Hulsmans has stated that "running at home will give the Alavés cyclist an extra motivation."