Tour de France

Every year, the Tour de France guarantees one thing: there are no guarantees. But despite the fact that any number of variables can affect the outcome of the race, we've still outlined the key riders to keep an eye on over the next month.

We take a closer look at the demands of the most famous grand tour, and how the pros train for three weeks of intense racing.

It’s been a funny old season so far, and on the horizon is a very unusual Tour de France – though there are a good few classic climbs in there too. Read on for a guide to the cols and the competitors of this roundabout race from Florence to Nice…

From the origins of the race to the meanings behind the jerseys - and some of its most (in)famous climbs - this is everything you need to know about the Tour de France.

The 111th edition of the Tour de France runs from Saturday, June 29 and finishes on Sunday, July 21 But who should you follow on Strava? These are the Tour de France riders to follow on Strava in 2024.

It took the men’s Tour de France almost 50 years to climb Alpe d’Huez; the women’s Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will do it in its third year. But it’ll be a long road to get there…

The 2024 men’s Tour is full of firsts – but there’s a whole load of classic climbs in there too, including the highest road ever taken by any grand tour.

British cyclist Philip Woolway undertook the epic challenge of completing 100 Tour de France climbs on a Brompton

The men of the Tour de France raced for three weeks, and the women of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift for eight days – but in both races the winning moves took place on just a couple of key segments.

With 154 riders from 27 countries competing in the 2023 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift (TDFF), the personalities in the peloton were myriad, the stories inspiring. We've selected five intriguing personalities who are well worth getting to know.

What are the hardest climbs ever featured in the Tour? Taking in historical factors as well as gradients and lengths, here is our top 10.

Tour de France Femmes gives fans another eight days of top-level racing around the beautiful landscapes of France,