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What next for the Tour de France Femmes? The Cyclingnews editors weigh in
By Cyclingnews, Kirsten Frattini published
The Cyclingnews team weighs in on the next steps for the most popular and prestigious women's stage race

Chaos and calm on Mont Ventoux – Reflections from the Tour de France
By Matilda Price published
Eyewitness Cyclingnews' Matilda Price shares her experience of her first Ventoux finish

Tour de France tech gallery: Four new bikes, $1,700 hubs, brand new wheels, and a $1,400 saddle
By Will Jones published
Plus the usual tech hacks and strange setups from the uphill time trial

The three key stages set to decide the battle for yellow at the Tour de France Femmes 2025
By Simone Giuliani published
The fourth edition of the rebooted race has a course that should keep the tension high in the overall battle until the very end

'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
By Thomas De Gendt published
Analysis 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

Tour de France 2025 Diary on the ground: Week 2
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
Diary 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

Five final week Tour de France storylines to follow that aren't about the yellow jersey
By Matilda Price published
Analysis Narratives to keep an eye on as the race heads to the Alps and Paris

Tadej Pogačar dominates in the Pyrenees and again writes the race script - Philippa York Tour de France analysis
By Philippa York published
UAE have now won 65 times in 2025 and won five stages in this year's Tour de France, surely there are more to come before Paris

Wind tunnel tested: 47 helmets go head to head in world's most comprehensive aero shootout
By Josh Croxton published
47 helmets, 55 tests, one wind tunnel, multiple price points, all styles and a whole heap of data

Beauty and beast – How to make Mont Ventoux the best place for a Tour de France trip
By Jackie Tyson published
Feature The cycling paradise in southern France can be a nightmare if you don't prepare, so here are some tips to turn the beast into a good memory

Reverse engineering stage 13: How do teams prepare for a Tour de France mountain time trial?
By Andy Turner published
In a discipline where marginal gains can mean the difference between winning and losing, how do teams get an edge on the competition?

Why are more juniors making the leap directly into the WorldTour? A deep dive into the new normal
By Andy Turner published
From training to travel, Cyclingnews looks at how junior riders are tackling the changes that come with signing a professional WorldTour contract

SD Worx-Protime stumbles, new talents rise and Tour de France Femmes indicators flow – Six conclusions from the 2025 Giro d'Italia Women
By Simone Giuliani, Kirsten Frattini published
Analysis Taking a closer look at some of the key talking points from eight revealing days of racing around Italy where some faltered and others took flight
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