Tour de France
Profiles of all stages of the Tour de France Female 2026
The 5th Tour de France will be played between 1 and 8 August and will begin in Lausanne and end in Nice. The race will be broadcast on sports eitb.eus and ETB.
Watch again the best moments of the exciting fight between Carapaz and Kuss at the end of the 20th stage of the Tour
The American has taken the lead within 24 kilometers of the end, but the Ecuadorian cyclist has not given up and has finally found a prize after two falls in Kuss.
Carapaz Alpe d'Huezen nagusitu da Kuss menderatuta, eta mendiko elastikoa ziurtatu du
Txirrindulari ekuadortarrak Frantziako Tourreko etapa nagusia irabazi du, estatubatuarrarekin lehia estua izan ostean. Kuss lurrera erori da azken txanpan, eta EF taldeko txirrindulariak bakarkako bideari ekin dio Alpeetako tontor mitikoan garaipen bikaina lortu eta mota gorridun elastikoa ziurtatzeko.
Euskal ordezkariak, World Tourreko taldeetako “staff” teknikoetan
Ezinbesteko lana egiten dute, txirrindulariek, lasterketetan, erakustaldi ederrak egin ahal izan ditzaten; Xabier Usabiak, “On Tour” saioan, Alpe d’Huezeko etapa amaituta, omenaldia egin nahi izan die.
Pogacarrek historia egin du Alpe d’Huezen: amaierarako ia 12 kilometrora egin du erasoa, ihesaldiko guztiak atzean utzi ditu, eta, Pantaniren marka hautsita, etapa irabazi du
Frantziako Tourreko liderra ikusgarri ibili da mendate mitiko horretan: helmugarako 11,8 kilometro gelditzen zirela jo du aurrera, lasterketa buruan zihoazen gizonak harrapatu ditu, alegia, Carapaz, Lenny Martinez eta Kuss, azken kilometroan atzean utzi ditu, eta, 35:26 eginda, Marco Pantanik Alpe d’Huezen zuen errekorra hautsi du.
Pogacar hits Pantani's record to sentence Alpe d'Huez's Tour
Carapaz: "I've had a hard time winning again."
Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz, winner of the 18th stage of the Tour de France, said that this victory "cost him a lot" and recalled that he has tried several times in this edition.
Ion Izagirre: "We knew it was going to be a hard day to get away."
The Cofidis cyclist made it clear today was a tough day, he couldn't get into the getaway, but he could get into a second group that went further back, but they couldn't catch the getaway.
Tadej Pogacar, the empire of the cyclist who is writing history
In recent years, Tadej Pogacar has built an empire as large and vast as his palmaris. The Slovenian is making history in cycling, but how is he doing in terms of money?
Final meters of climb to Orcières-Merlett
Richard Carapaz(EF Education) won the eighteenth stage of the Tour de France. The Ecuadorian attacked 3.5 km from the finish line and crossed the finish line alone in Orcières-Merlett, followed by Mauro Schmid, second, and Matteo Jorgenson, third.
Carapaz was the strongest on the day's getaway after a decisive attack on the Orcieres-Merlett climb
The EF Education - EasyPost Ecuadorian climber has been cautious over the last few miles and has bagged victory.
Dawn checks have caused controversy on the Tour de France
Tadej Pogacar and Jonas VIngegaard underwent anti-doping checks the night before the 15th stage of the Tour, which hampered the sleep of both riders, during which Vingegaard suffered a fall that forced him to leave the competition.
Ion Izagirre: "I've had the worst day of the Tour"
We were with Ion Izagirre at the end of the 17th stage of the Tour de France in Voiro, and Ormaiztegi explained that he had his worst day today and that he is having a tough tour.
Philipsen's victory in the Voiron sprint
Jasper Phiilipswon the seventeenth stage of the Tour de France in Voiron, while his teammate Van der Poele led him almost to the finish line in Philips, where he easily won the sprint, with Mauro Schimid second and Olav Kooij third.
How much money are teams spending on the Tour?
The teams going to the Tour, the organization itself, are guaranteed an income, but in recent years prices have gone up and so have expenses, so how much does a team going to the Tour spend on average?
Evenepoel, Pogacar and Skjelmos last meters on the Thonon clock
The Belgian Remco Evenepoel flew against the clock in Thonon and won his second straight win on the Tour de France after beating the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar.
Evenepoel flew on Thonon's clock and won his second straight win
The Belgian took 28 seconds ahead of the overall ranking leader, Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, while German Florian Lipowitz suffered a severe fall that forced him to leave the race.
The fall that caused Lipowitz to leave the Tour
Florian Lipowitz suffered a fall in the 16th stage of the Tour de France. In the individual counterclockwork, he lost control on a curve and fell to the ground.