FOUND: 4 - What They Never Told You

Sepp Kuss hit with big fine, time loss and points deduction for littering at Tour de France

Two infractions and two crashes on stage 20 for the US rider, who also earns prize on the podium

Cycling News · Jul 25

'Luckily there were nets' – terrifying crash for Sepp Kuss at Tour de France costs him stage 20 win, also fined for littering

American crashed twice on run-in to Alpe d'Huez, with Richard Carapaz passing him

Cycling Weekly · Jul 25

'You don't know what your children do in their bedrooms' – UAE Team Emirates-XRG's manager says he was a 'victim' of past doping scandals

Mauro Gianetti denies responsibility for doping scandals which took place at former team

Cycling Weekly · Jul 25

Anti-doping chiefs reject claims of Paul Seixas favouritism as Tour rivals cry foul

The home rider Paul Seixas has yet to be tested at night, unlike some of his rivals, but authorities deny that the French doping agency plays any role in who is tested

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

'These controls serve an overriding interest: the fight against doping' –UCI backs use of night-time tests at the Tour de France

ITA carried out several night-time tests earlier this week

Cycling News · Jul 22

Jasper Philipsen ends Tour de France frustration with overdue stage win

Philipsen repeatedly fell short in bunch sprints over the first two weeks of this Tour but made it look easy in Voiron

The Independent UK · Jul 22

'The fight against doping is an absolute priority' – UCI defends night-time testing at Tour de France

Cycling's governing body acknowledges disruptive nature of tests

Cycling Weekly · Jul 22

What happened to the case of David Rozman, the Ineos carer with alleged links to a notorious doping doctor?

CYCLING: Rozman was sent home from the 2025 Tour de France but is back working for Sir Dave Brailsford’s Netcompany-Ineos cycling team

The Independent UK · Jul 22

'If you did six watts per kilo, you were good. Now you're a teammate' – Barguil worries about burnout for young riders as Tour de France levels rise rapidly

'We quickly idealise the successful guy, but many fall flat on their faces. I think we don't talk about it enough' says veteran racer

Cycling News · Jul 22

'The fastest position isn't necessarily the lowest position': why so many Tour de France riders are embracing more stem spacers, shorter cranks and progressive fits

Professional bike fitters Bianca Broadbent and Dan Smith, and Sven Reutter, Canyon's road product manager, explain how and why pro riders are tweaking their bike fits

Cycling Weekly · Jul 22