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'I made mistakes' - Isaac del Toro gives full analysis of why he lost 2025 Giro d'Italia on Colle delle Finestre

Young Mexican star blames own lack of experience and insufficient information as combining to cause his defeat

Cycling News

Wout van Aert to lead group ride on ROUVY as part of series of pro livestreams on indoor training app

Indoor cycling app to host group ride and live Q&A with Belgian star

Cycling Weekly

'We still believe we can fight for the win'- Visma-Lease a Bike back Jonas Vingegaard to take on Tadej Pogačar in 2026 Tour de France

Team manager Richard Plugge sees stages for Wout van Aert in back-loaded mountainous route

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Wout van Aert returns from holidays to resume training ahead of winter cyclocross season

Belgian back on the bike with two rides in two days but hasn't yet stated his cyclocross plans

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'I know I have to keep believing in myself' - Wout Van Aert counting down the days to the end of his 2025 season

Belgian suggests the Classics, Two Grand Tours and the World Championships possible 2026 goals

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Master and apprentice – Wout van Aert to guide Matthew Brennan in Deutschland Tour sprints

Belgian rides final stage race of intense 2025 season

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'I've been working towards this for months' - Christophe Laporte finally back in saddle at Cyclassics Hamburg

Wout van Aert brings forward post-Tour de France return to racing to German WorldTour Classic after defending champion Olav Kooij falls ill

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'Mathieu is far ahead of me' – Tom Pidcock talks comparisons to Van der Poel as Vuelta GC bid rules out duel at MTB Worlds

'He's won eight monuments and world titles in three different disciplines: cyclocross, gravel, and the best of all: road. I'd really love to win the latter' says Brit

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Wout van Aert to skip World Championships, will end 'packed season' in September

Belgian opts for Canadian one-day races and Super 8 Classic to close out year after two Grand Tours

Cycling News

Wout van Aert to skip World Championships and end season in September

Belgian's last road race in 2025 will be the Super 8 Classic

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France stars Wout van Aert, Jonathan Milan, Jasper Philipsen return to racing in Germany and Denmark

Big names back in the peloton at Deutschland Tour and PostNord Danmark Rundt, though Enric Mas is out for the season

Cycling News

Five mid-contract transfers more controversial than Remco Evenepoel's move to Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe

From Lorena Wiebes to Wout van Aert, the most contentious moves in the past five years

Cycling News

Idaho’s Matteo Jorgenson gave it all for a Tour de France he could never win – and triumphed anyway

Matteo Jorgenson wasn’t meant to win the Tour de France. But in fighting for someone else’s dream, he found his own kind of victory – one built on loyalty, grit and grace

The Guardian - US

Imperious Pogacar Wins Tour De France For Fourth Time

Tadej Pogacar completed a supreme performance to win the Tour de France in a rainy Paris on Sunday, crushing his rivals to collect a fourth title.

International Business Times

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'I always planned to attack there' - Wout van Aert drops Tadej Pogačar on Montmartre for spectacular final Tour de France stage victory

Belgian rounds out Tour de France with solo triumph on Champs Elysées

Cycling Weekly

'I wasn’t prepared for these emotions' – Wout van Aert conquers Montmartre to win Tour de France final stage again

Belgian didn't know he had a winning lead until final kilometre on stage 21

The Independent UK

Tadej Pogacar seals fourth Tour de France crown as Wout van Aert wins stage 21 with stunning solo attack

A thrilling final stage in Paris brought an end to a Tour de France competed at breakneck speed for all three weeks

Radio France Internationale

Tadej Pogacar triumphs in Tour de France for fourth time

Tadej Pogacar closed out a supreme 21-day performance to win the Tour de France in Paris on Sunday, crushing his rivals in the 3,400km slog to rack up a fourth title.

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Tour de France stage 21: Tadej Pogačar claims fourth overall victory as Wout van Aert solos to victory over new Montmartre climb in Paris finale

Pogačar rips up the race, pulling away a late breakaway but Van Aert prevails

Cycling Weekly

Wout van Aert wins Tour de France stage 21 as Tadej Pogačar seals the Tour de France overall

The Montmartre circuit delivered a stunning race with Tadej Pogačar setting Paris alight to take a fourth overall Tour de France win

Cycling News

Tour de France stage 20: Kaden Groves completes his Grand Tour set with solo victory after breathless breakaway battle

Sprinter foils his breakaway companions with solo attack

Cycling News

'Is that it?' - A Tour de France stage winner on the Mont Ventoux, Thomas De Gendt explains why it's the one victory of his career he sometimes forgets

In his latest column, De Gendt looks back on a stage when Chris Froome had to run up the Ventoux to stay in the yellow jersey, how he sprinted for victory even though he wasn't 100% sure he was at the finish, and the best tactics for racing it today

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'He's complaining about something that's not there' – Wout van Aert hits back at Tadej Pogačar's criticism of Visma's race tactics

'If Tadej went back to the peloton, where Jonas was, he could have shown real sportsmanship' says Belgian as he hunts for a stage win

Cycling News

'Quinn could have attacked first if there was help' – Tour de France stage winner Tim Wellens responds after Simmons called out motorbike slipstreaming in breakaway

US champion and Michael Storer vent frustrations at help from in-race vehicles and lack of collaboration from Visma's Campenaerts after stage 15

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From a dislocated shoulder to thinking he had won the stage – Julian Alaphilippe's wild day in the Tour de France breakaway

Frenchman popped his own shoulder back in on the roadside before mistakenly thinking he was sprinting for the win in Carcassonne

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