Tour de France
News about the Tour de France
Vingegaard ends his season after a fall on the Tour de France
"We had planned a recovery period after the Tour, but due to the collarbone injury, the date of my return to training has been delayed and I cannot return to the highest level soon," said the Danish cyclist.
Attack that gave Vollering victory in the 8th stage of the Tour
After the last port of the day, Demi Vollering launched the attack in search of victory, Longo Borghini and Niewiadoma came out behind the wheel, but were unable to keep up with the Dutchman and gave way.
Vollering hits the Tour with a solo win that gave him the yellow jersey
Demi Vollering has chosen a short but very hard climb to attack, without establishing any level.
Kasia Niewiadoma won at Mont Ventoux and wore the yellow jersey
Key moments of the 7th stage of the Tour de France
The seventh stage of the Tour de France has left important moments for the race, especially for the overall ranking, with Niewiadoma showing off to wear yellow and Vollering winning the duel against Reusser.
Kim Le Court-Pienaar, fastest in the eight-runner sprint at Tournonsur-Rhon
The Mauritius cyclist won the sixth stage of the 153.4 km Tour de France between Montbrison and Tournonsur-Rhone, while the Nagsui's favorites tried to save strength to climb the Mont Ventoux this Friday.
Le Court-Pienaar steals victory from a group of fugitives at Tournonsur-Rhon, and Reusser is still dressed in yellow
The Mauritius cyclist has overtaken seven other runners in the sprint, while Marlen Reusser remains the leader after resisting attacks by Demi Vollering.
A motorcycle hit Noemi Ruegg on the climb to Durbize and knocked him off his bike
The Swiss cyclist (EF) has gone to the ground a few metres from the penultimate port of the fifth stage of the Tour de France after being hit by a motorcycle, fortunately the collision has taken place uphill, at low speed, and the cyclist has been able to continue the race without major problems.
Vollering won the fifth stage after beating Reusser and Niewiadoma in a tight sprint
The Dutchman Demi Vollering (FDJ - Suez) won the fifth stage of the Tour de France, played between Mâcon and Belleville-en-Beaujolais, while Marlen Reusser (Movistar) managed to maintain the lead in the overall ranking.
Vollering dominates the chaos of Belleville-en-Beaujolais and Reusser remains the leader
On the other hand, the zarauztarra Usoa Ostolaza (Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi) has had a hard day as he has fallen at the beginning of the stage.
Reusser beat Nooijen and Vollering on the clock and dressed in yellow
The Swiss cyclist from the Movistar, champion of Europe and the world against the clock, has not failed in his specialty and has won the fourth stage of the Tour de France, taking the lead in the overall ranking.
The Swiss Reusser flew against the clock and took the yellow jersey from Haugset
The Dutchman Lieje Nooijen (Visma) has marked the best time in much of the test, but in the end the Swiss Marlen Reusser (Movistar) has broken his record with four seconds ahead of the world champion.
Haugsetek balentria egin du, Frantziako Tourreko hirugarren etapan: bakarka irabazi du, 90 kilometroko ihesaldi baten ostean, eta maillot horia jantzi du
Uno-X Mobility taldeko txirrindulari norvegiarrak etapa amaitzeko 90 kilometro gelditzen zirela egin du erasoa; lehenik, inork ezin izan du bere erritmoari eutsi, eta, gerora, batek ere ezin izan du harrapatu. Gainera, Norvegiako txapelduna sailkapen nagusiko lehen postuan jarri da.
Haugset won the jackpot after resisting the pursuit of Kopecky and the platoon
The Norwegian, who has dominated the third stage, has also worn the yellow jersey. The Uno-X Mobility cyclist has endured the pursuit of Belgian Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx), while Usoa Ostolaza has been fourth in the finish line.
Wiebes holds the yellow jersey with a new victory
The Dutchman of Team SD Worx-Protim has re-imposed his law in the sprint to win his second straight victory in the Geneva finish line.
The last mile and sprint that decided the second stage
Leader Lorena Wiebes has won her second straight stage win on this year's Tour de France, in which Wiebes has been the fastest in the final meters, ahead of her rivals Lisa Balsamo and Marianne Vos.
Last mile of the 1st stage of the Tour de France
The Dutchman Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx - Protime) is the first leader of the Tour de France. She has reached the finish line in a small group of Wiebes favourites.
Lorena Wiebes is the first leader of the Tour after winning in Lausanne
LIVE: Tour de France, 2nd stage (Aigle-Geneva, 147.9 km)
Live broadcast of the second stage of the Tour de France: Aigle-Geneva (147.9 km).