'A crash during training has put a spanner in the works' – Wout van Aert out of Tour de France after elbow injury forces hospital visit Paris-Roubaix winner to miss biggest race of the year Cycling Weekly · Jun 17
Wout van Aert ruled out of Tour de France in big blow to Visma-Lease a Bike Belgian 'has not recovered in time to start the Tour de France at the required level' after elbow injury Cycling News · Jun 17
'Training has gone very well' – New challenge for Tadej Pogačar as he completes final Tour de France tune-up on Tour de Suisse debut World champion to make debut at longstanding stage race on Wednesday against the likes of Roglič and Van der Poel Cycling News · Jun 16
There were winners and losers at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but mainly losers – including anyone hoping for a ramp-up in Tour de France tension Tadej Pogačar's domestique beating all of his rivals doesn't exactly bode well for the Tour and hopes of a more open race Cycling News · Jun 15
'I just want to be as happy as him on the bike' – Ominous signs for Tadej Pogačar's rivals as Tour de France lieutenant Isaac del Toro takes another step Mexican wins third one-week WorldTour stage race in 2026, with best still yet to come in Tour debut Cycling News · Jun 15
Ineos with leadership issues, Seixas and Del Toro with ground to make up – GC analysis ahead of mountain triple-header in Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Final three mountain stages will determine the overall winner and perhaps Tour de France fates for some Cycling News · Jun 11
'Just to fill up a bus costs a fortune' – What does it cost to run a successful WorldTour cycling team? The best-funded men's teams are spending twice that of the mid-range ones. Where do all those millions go, and has the gap grown too large? Cycling Weekly · Jun 10
'I would have liked to continue working with him' – Wout van Aert addresses Niermann exit as he returns to road for the first time since Paris-Roubaix Belgian says he's 'really not afraid that it will all collapse like a house of cards here' when Head of Racing departs fully on August 31 Cycling News · Jun 7
'I would have liked them to be there' – Paul Seixas disappointed by absence of Pogačar and Vingegaard at Dauphiné, his Tour de France 'rehearsal' 'This week will be a similar experience, with all the media attention, managing things with the team... that's really what interests me here' says 19-year-old Frenchman Cycling News · Jun 6
Who will join Paul Seixas at the Tour de France, and is there room for Olav Kooij? A closer look at the riders in line for selection at Decathlon CMA CGM From rouleurs to mountain domestiques, which seven riders could join the super talent at July 4 Grand Départ in Barcelona? Cycling News · Jun 6
No Pogačar or Vingegaard but Paul Seixas faces test of Tour de France credentials against Del Toro, Ayuso and more – Analysing the contenders at Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes French star will face off against Isaac del Toro and Juan Ayuso, while Wout van Aert makes his return after Roubaix triumph Cycling News · Jun 5
Tom Pidcock has a retirement date planned and a list of goals to tick off, with mixed feelings about trying to win a Grand Tour 'I'm not saying that I have the ability right now to beat Tadej and Seixas and Vingegaard, but in the right situation I can see it happening' says Briton Cycling News · Jun 4
Reviewing every team in the Giro d'Italia 2026 – Who flew and who flopped? Cyclingnews analyses the performances, success and failures of all 23 teams at the corsa rosa Cycling News · Jun 4
Cycling News · Jun 3 'Tadej watched the Giro and saw how good Jonas Vingegaard was' - UAE Team Emirates-XRG 'ready to race hard' in Tour de France Manager Mauro Gianetti suggests Giro could have been a 'very different race' without the loss of João Almeida, Adam Yates and Jay Vine
Cycling News · Jun 3 'Jonas' achievements are 10 times bigger than those of Bjarne Riis' - Why Brian Holm believes Vingegaard will win the 2026 Tour de France 'Jonas' achievements are 10 times bigger than those of Bjarne Riis. I wouldn't even compare them' says former pro and television expert
Cycling News · Jun 3 Matteo Jorgenson changes plans for Tour de France build-up 26-year-old now won't race the Tour de Suisse before supporting Jonas Vingegaard in July
Cycling News · Jun 2 Visma-Lease a Bike boss 'surprised and sad' at Niermann's exit, as Marc Reef unveiled as new head of racing – but the switch won't be immediate Dutch team explain management re-shuffle in press conference
Cycling News · Jun 1 Visma-Lease a Bike head of racing Grischa Niermann set to leave team for Lidl-Trek – reports Various publications reporting major move with other shuffles likely at Lidl-Trek
Cycling News · Jun 1 New Italian heroes, Visma-Lease a Bike merch, and Vingegaard's emotions – Maybe not a vintage GC edition, but here's what made this Giro d'Italia special Stephen Farrand reflects on covering this year's Giro d'Italia on the ground
Cycling Weekly · Jun 1 Sharp edges, the exuberance of youth, and 'burning race numbers' – the hits and misses of the Giro d'Italia 2026 We take a look at who suits pink and for whom this corsa was not so bella
Cycling News · Jun 1 A warning to Pogačar and Vingegaard? Paul Seixas claims several Strava KOMs on Col du Tourmalet during recon of Tour de France mountain stage French super talent heads straight from altitude camp to Pyrenees exploration ahead of next race at Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on Sunday
Cycling News · Jun 1 By winning the Giro d'Italia, Jonas Vingegaard has had his strongest Tour de France preparation yet – but we still have no idea how he'll compare with Tadej Pogačar All the signs say that Jonas Vingegaard will head to the Tour strong and confident, perhaps more so than ever before. But does that mean an all-out battle with Pogacar is coming?
Cycling News · Jun 1 'I believe I will be in very, very good shape for the Tour de France' – Jonas Vingegaard allows himself a week of post-Giro rest before eyeing up yellow jersey All very much on track with the first part of the Giro-Tour double masterplan
The Guardian - UK · Jun 1 Vingegaard joins select club of champions but still in Pogacar’s shadow for Tour de France Giro d’Italia triumph completes grand slam of Grand Tours although the Dane may still require a dip in form from his great rival to prevail in July