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Tour de France 2025: Jonathan Milan wins stage 17 sprint finish after late crash – as it happened

Jonathan Milan strengthened his grip on the green jersey after winning a crash-marred sprint in rainy Valence

Tour de France: Pogacar backlash builds while Milan wins stage 17 sprint

Italy’s Jonathan Milan claimed his second victory in this year’s Tour de France when he won a crash-disrupted sprint in the 17th stage

Tour de France: Pogacar resists Vingegaard on Ventoux as Paret-Peintre claims stage 16

France’s Valentin Paret-Peintre prevailed atop the intimidating Mont Ventoux, while Tadej Pogacar repelled attacks from a ‘motivated’ Jonas Vingegaard

Tour de France 2025: Valentin Paret-Peintre conquers Mont Ventoux to win stage 16 – as it happened

The first French stage win of Le Tour came on the legendary peak as Tadej Pogacar stayed in full race control

Terrifying Mont Ventoux ready to create the unexpected again in Tour de France

From Simpson’s sad death to Froome’s bizarre run, the ‘Bald Mountain’, the finish to Tuesday’s 16th stage, has always been the place where stuff happens

Tour de France: Alaphilippe celebrates on stage 15 … but discovers Wellens won long before him

The 34-year-old Belgian won his first-ever Tour de France stage before Julian Alaphilippe, in third, crossed the line thinking he had won

Tour de France 2025: Tim Wellens goes solo to win stage 15 amid Alaphilippe confusion – as it happened

The 34-year-old Belgian rider won his first-ever stage before Julian Alaphilippe, in third, crossed the line thinking he had won

Tour de France 2025: Arensman wins blockbuster stage 14 in Pyrenees – as it happened

Tadej Pogacar followed the Dutch Team Ineos rider home after Remco Evenepoel abandoned early in the stage

Tour de France 2025: Arensman holds off Pogacar and Vingegaard for solo stage win

Thymen Arensman rescued an otherwise anonymous Tour de France for Ineos Grenadiers with a solo stage victory in the final Pyrenean stage

Tour de France 2025: Tadej Pogacar wins again on stage 13 mountain time trial – as it happened

Tadej Pogacar won stage 13’s mountain time trial, to increase his lead over Vingegaard to more than four minutes, while Evenepoel had a bad day.

Tour de France: Pogacar pulls more than four minutes clear with stage 13 victory

Tadej Pogacar continued his charge towards an anticipated fourth Tour de France title when he stretched his overall lead in the Pyrenees

Tour de France 2025: Pogacar blows field away on stage 12 summit finish in Pyrenees – as it happened

Tadej Pogacar rode away from all his rivals on the Hautacam to forge a commanding 3min 31sec lead in the overall race

Tour de France: Pogacar demolishes rivals with devastating stage 12 win in Pyrenees

Tadej Pogacar finished more than two minutes clear of his nearest stage 12 rival, Jonas Vingegaard, after a dominant climb to Hautacam

Pogacar crashes and protester disrupts finish on chaotic Tour de France stage 11

In a dramatic stage to Toulouse, the Tour de France defending champion, Tadej Pogacar, crashed and an anti-Israel protester ran on to the final straight

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