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'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 -
'Tadej Pogačar is a good landmark in the peloton' - Kiwi Laurence Pithie finding his feet fast in first-ever Tour de France
Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe support rider the only New Zealander in the 2025 Tour peloton -
Decathlon adds shipping giant CMA CGM as title sponsor in step towards super team status
French team hopes to target Tour de France victory with Paul Seixas in years to come
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Rosa Klöser and Magnus Bak Klaris rip across Icelandic lava fields for solo wins at The Rift
Geerike Schreurs and defending champion Morgan Aguirre complete women's podium, while Tiago Ferreira repeats as men's runner-up -
Tour de France 2025 Diary on the ground: Week 2
From weird processed cheese, to Evenepoel the rest day interview hero, laundrettes, and Smurfs taking over the underground, here's Cyclingnews' exclusive take on life on the road during the Tour -
Road bike groupsets 2025: All the options from Shimano, SRAM, Campagnolo and more
An overview of the current Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo road bike groupsets, as well as options from FSA and Rotor, and a guide to how to choose the best groupset for you
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Allied Able review: The future of gravel race bikes, but it's a little too reliant on its party trick
I've been riding the Allied Able for the past three months, including flat-out racing at the UK's biggest gravel race. Here's everything I've learned, including what I love about it, and a couple of things I don't -
'Jonas can be confident as well' – Tadej Pogačar having fun but not switched off heading into Tour de France third week
Slovenian looking forward to key Mont Ventoux and Col de la Loze stages despite saying course was 'designed to give me a bit of scaredness' -
Tour de France cyclists keep drinking cherry juice at the finish line, here's why
We explain the mysterious red liquid being drunk by riders at the finish line
