Paul Seixas survives the dangers of time trial descent to stay in fight for Tour de France podium 19-year-old French rider now only 20 seconds down on Isaac del Toro in fight for white jersey Cycling News · Jul 21
'A big step forward' – Remco Evenepoel decimates competition in stage 16 time trial at Tour de France World champion dominates rivals against the clock as he took back nearly half a minute on the yellow jersey Cycling Weekly · Jul 21
Evenepoel beats Pogacar by seconds in stage 16 of Tour de France Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel powered to victory in the Tour de France's stage 16 time trial on Tuesday, beating overall leader Tadej Pogacar by 28 seconds to trim the Slovenian's advantage. France 24 · Jul 21
Remco Evenepoel takes back-to-back Tour de France wins with stage 16 victory The three-time world time trial champion cut his overall deficit to Tadej Pogacar by nearly half a minute The Independent UK · Jul 21
Tour de France: Time trial world champion Remco Evenepoel destroys race against the clock and takes back-to-back wins on stage 16 Tadej Pogačar defends yellow but GC runner-up loses key teammate in ITT crash Cycling News · Jul 21
Remco Evenepoel and Paul Seixas' teams among latest wave subjected to anti-doping tests on Tour de France rest day The entire Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team were tested at 10:00 pm, within the daytime window, but not in atypical fashion Cycling News · Jul 21
Tour de France 2026: Evenepoel wins stage 16 time trial but Lipowitz crashes out – as it hapenned Evenepoel beat the race leader by 28 seconds to eat into the yellow jersey lead and make it back-to-back stages for the Belgian The Guardian - UK · Jul 21
'I hope that it will be just as good' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas heads into Tour de France final week within striking distance of GC podium French teenager sits 25 seconds behind Isaac del Toro in race for third after passing almost every test so far on debut Cycling News · Jul 20
The Tour de France is far from over - A triple header of mountains and 120 seconds are among the reasons why you should watch the last week Points, mountains and youth classifications are all up for grabs in countdown to Paris Cycling News · Jul 20
Laurens De Plus joins big-name domestiques heading to Decathlon CMA CGM as team look to build around Paul Seixas Negotiations are in full swing as transfer window opens August 1 Cycling News · Jul 20
The final week of the Tour de France will look completely different now that Vingegaard is out - Philippa York analysis Cyclingnews' expert columnist weighs in on 'intrusive' early-hours drug testing, and how the podium battle plays out without Pogačar's biggest threat Cycling News · Jul 20
'Either I crash myself, or I go into Tadej' – Isaac del Toro takes a tumble for his leader but gets instant payback as 'insane' Pogačar works for him on Tour de France summit finish Mexican road champion climbs to third overall but notes pain in his back and leg Cycling News · Jul 19
'I’m literally trembling from emotion' – Remco Evenepoel wins first Tour de France road stage atop Plateau de Solaison Belgian promoted to second on GC after Jonas Vingegaard crashes out Cycling Weekly · Jul 19
Tour de France 2026: Vingegaard crashes out before Evenepoel wins on stage 15 – as it happened A dramatic day 15: Jonas Vingegaard’s Tour in ruins, Remco Evenepoel takes his first road win. The Guardian - UK · Jul 19
France 24 · Jul 19 2026 World Cup: France fall to England after wild ten-goal thriller France endured an emotional rollercoaster in Miami on Saturday, eventually falling 6-4 to England in a breathtaking 2026 World Cup third-place playoff. Trailing 4-0 at halftime, Les Bleus mounted a sensational comeback, fueled by Kylian Mbappé's ninth and tenth goals of the tournament, but England held on to seal victory…
Cycling Weekly · Jul 18 'I'm living a dream' – 19-year-old Paul Seixas is closing in on the podium at the Tour de France Teenager dropped two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard to finish third on stage 14 to Le Markstein
Cycling News · Jul 18 'To hell with Pogačar, Paul Seixas mania has begun' – Amid incredible atmosphere, the great home hope ignites the Tour de France Teenage prodigy climbs two places to fourth overall, only 15 seconds off the podium after stage 14
Cycling Weekly · Jul 18 ‘We have the mindset that we want to win’: Jonas Vingegaard continues to believe he can beat Tadej Pogačar at Tour de France The Dane lost time to both Tadej Pogačar and other GC riders on Le Markstein, but he remains second overall
The Independent UK · Jul 18 Tadej Pogacar blows away Tour de France field to tighten grip on yellow jersey Pogacar clinched his fourth win of the Tour as he stormed to victory in the mountains
Cycling Weekly · Jul 18 "We marked this stage since the beginning": Tadej Pogačar wins solo on Tour de France stage 14 Pogačar's fourth stage win of this year's Tour has given him a lead of four-and-a-half minutes on his closest rival, Jonas Vingegaard
Radio France Internationale · Jul 18 Pogacar wins 'unforgettable' Tour de France 14th stage to extend overall lead Tadej Pogacar won an "unforgettable" mountainous 14th stage of the Tour de France amidst huge crowds in the Vosges on Saturday to extend his lead over Jonas Vingegaard to four and a half minutes.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 18 Pogacar attacks on steepest climb to clinch fourth Tour de France stage win A fourth stage win for Tadej Pogacar has put him 4min 30sec ahead of Jonas Vingegaard while Paul Seixas took the lead in the young rider classification
France 24 · Jul 18 Pogacar wins Tour de France 14th stage to extend overall lead Slovenia's cycling phenomenon Tadej Pogacar launched a devastating late attack Saturday to win the mountainous 14th stage of the Tour de France, extending his lead over Jonas Vingegaard.
Cycling News · Jul 18 Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar’s late attack on Col du Haag nabs solo stage 14 win as Isaac del Toro outsprints Paul Seixas and Jonas Vingegaard to take second Race leader extends his overall lead, as battle for GC podium tightens while Tom Pidcock drops to ninth on GC
Cycling News · Jul 18 'I told him we’ve got to tone it down a bit' – Luke Rowe explains why we're seeing a more cautious and conservative Paul Seixas at the Tour de France 'He's a fantastic bike handler, he's got this tool, this weapon in his arsenal, but there's a time to use it and there's a time not to use it'