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Tour de France Femmes: Ferrand-Prévot closes on home glory after dazzling win

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot broke clear to leave her more than two minutes ahead of her closest rival before Sunday’s final stage

Tour de France Femmes 2025: Squiban storms to another win on stage seven – as it happened

Maëva Squiban surged up the Col du Granier to win stage seven, while Kim Le Court survived an attack to stay in yellow

Tour de France Femmes: Squiban sends home fans wild with second stage win

French rider Maëva Squiban shocked the peloton for the second successive day with a perfectly timed solo attack, surging up Col du Granier to win stage seven

Ineos carer worked at Manchester United before ‘anti-doping questions’

Sources at Manchester United have confirmed that David Rozman spent one month working at Old Trafford last year as part of a ‘knowledge exchange’

Tour de France Femmes: Squiban’s perfect attack earns home favourite stage six win

Maëva Squiban finished more than a minute clear of her rivals after a late breakaway, while Kim Le Court retained the yellow jersey

Tour de France Femmes 2025: Maëva Squiban breaks away to win stage six – as it happened

French rider Maëva Squiban won stage six after impressive solo breakaway, while Kim Le Court retained yellow jersey

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

Tour de France Femmes 2025: Le Court sprints to stage five win and takes yellow jersey – as it happened

Kim Le Court became the first African rider to win a TdF Femmes stage thanks to a clinical sprint finish in Guéret

Le Court claims Tour de France Femmes stage five win and yellow jersey amid team row

Kim Le Court almost threw away a victory by celebrating too early while the war of words continued after Demi Vollering’s crash

Tour de France Femmes: Wiebes strikes again as Vollering admits post-crash anxieties

Lorena Wiebes held off Marianne Vos to triumph in stage four while Demi Vollering expressed relief at being able to continue after her crash on Monday

Tour de France Femmes 2025: Lorena Wiebes holds off Vos in stage four sprint – as it happened

The green jersey leader Lorena Wiebes proved too strong for the second day running on a classic sprinters’ stage

Rocky road ahead for Brailsford and Ineos as questions remain amid Tour doping investigation

Dave Brailsford was hailed as a ‘secret-weapon’ on his return to the Tour de France but an investigation into a staff member has overshadowed the team’s modest successes

Vollering in nasty crash as Wiebes wins Tour de France Femmes stage three

Demi Vollering suffered a nasty crash, throwing her continued participation into doubt, before Lorena Wiebes pipped Marianne Vos in the sprint to win stage three

Tour de France Femmes 2025: Lorena Wiebes wins stage three sprint but Vollering suffers crash – as it happened

Lorena Wiebes won a chaotic sprint in Angers while Marianne Vos reclaimed the yellow jersey

Pogacar’s rivals must work out how to defeat a champion at the top of his game

If ever a cyclist was suited to the intensity of the modern, made-for-TV format of the Tour, it is Tadej Pogacar

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