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Tour de France worries emerge for Tadej Pogacar after illness sweeps through team

Richard Carapaz won stage 18 of the Tour, but uncertainty surrounds the health of race leader Tadej Pogacar’s UAE Emirates XRG team

Tour de France director rejects accusations of bias towards French riders

Christian Prudhomme also defended the night-time drug tests, adding that International Testing Agency (ITA) practices did not favour any riders

Anti-doping chiefs reject claims of Paul Seixas favouritism as Tour rivals cry foul

The home rider Paul Seixas has yet to be tested at night, unlike some of his rivals, but authorities deny that the French doping agency plays any role in who is tested

Tour de France 2026: Jasper Philipsen wins stage 17 as Adam Yates struggles with illness – as it happened

Jasper Philipsen got his first Tour stage win this year in a reduced sprint while Tadej Pogacar’s teammate Adam Yates was affected by a stomach bug

Tour de France 2026: Evenepoel wins stage 16 time trial but Lipowitz crashes out – as it hapenned

Evenepoel beat the race leader by 28 seconds to eat into the yellow jersey lead and make it back-to-back stages for the Belgian

Vingegaard’s and Pogacar’s night-time doping tests authorised by Paris judge

The International Testing Agency had petitioned the Paris prosecutor’s office to test the duo outside of the normal 6am to 11pm window before stage 15

Tour de France 2026: Vingegaard crashes out before Evenepoel wins on stage 15 – as it happened

A dramatic day 15: Jonas Vingegaard’s Tour in ruins, Remco Evenepoel takes his first road win.

Vingegaard crashes out of Tour de France after ‘inhuman’ 2am doping control

Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the Tour de France on the first Alpine climb, having been woken up in the early hours to undergo doping controls

Tour de France stage 14: Pogacar powers clear to win his fourth stage of 2026 race – as it happened

A fourth stage win of the Tour for unstoppable Tadej Pogacar, as Paul Seixas takes the white jersey

Pogacar attacks ⁠on steepest climb to clinch fourth ⁠Tour de France stage win

A fourth ‌stage win for Tadej Pogacar has put him 4min 30sec ahead of Jonas Vingegaard while Paul Seixas took the lead in the young rider classification

Tour de France 2026: Mauro Schmid wins stage 13 as Tom Pidcock surges up GC – as it happened

Mauro Schmid edged out Harold Tejad, while Tom Pidcock finished third to move into the top four in the general classification

Tom Pidcock surges up standings while Mauro Schmid wins Tour de France stage 13

Tom Pidcock leapt up the overall standings in the Tour de France after a fulminating stage to Belfort ended in a first Tour win for Mauro Schmid

Pogacar has discovered Tour de France fans love heroic defeat more than crushing victory

This year’s dominant leader shouldn’t take the boos personally – even Eddy Merckx didn’t always get red carpet treatment

Tim Merlier surges to Tour de France 2026 hat-trick on stage 12 but crash hits sprinters

Soudal–Quick-Step rider Tim Merlier pipped Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen on the line but further back, Tadej Pogacar safely retained his yellow jersey

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