Cervélo and MTN-Qhubeka show off Tour de France 2015 bikes
Cervelo and MTN-Qhubeka has gone all out for the African team’s debut at the Tour de France.
Contador talks Tour de France 2015 readiness
Alberto Contador and Peter Sagan attended Tinkoff-Saxo’s press conference, where a big crowd of journalists covering the Tour de France asked the two stars to elaborate on their view of Tour de France 2015 and the team chances.
Successful Surgery for Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
Etixx – Quick-Step rider Guillaume Van Keirsbulck had successful surgery today for a herniated disc at the level of L4 and L5 on the lumbar spine.
Lotto Soudal riders talk Tour de France 2015 expectations
Wednesday night saw the official team presentation of the 102nd Tour de France in Utrecht. The nine Lotto Soudal riders talked about their role and ambitions for this edition.
Yates says Alberto Contador has crucial edge for Tour de France 2015
Sean Yates knows a thing or two about leading a rider to the Tour de France title and the Briton feels his protege Alberto Contador has the required experience to prevail in a demanding race this year.
Team Sky to split with British Cycling after 2016
British Cycling’s partnership with broadcaster Sky will end in 2016 after eight extraordinary years of sucess
Thibaut Pinot hunting Tour de France 2015 fame (Reuters)
Thibaut Pinot owns a pet lamb, but on his bike the French climber is more of the predator type and he is looking to administer some hurt to his rivals in this month’s Tour de France.
Warren Barguil, Simon Yates share common path towards Tour de France glory (Reuters)
Hot prospects Warren Barguil and Simon Yates have been tipped to win the Tour de France one day, yet neither is riding for a team from their home country as they learn the ropes abroad.
Nairo Quintana on high road to Tour de France 2015 (Reuters)
Nairo Quintana has flown under the radar in the build-up to the Tour de France and could become the first Colombian to win the Tour de France.
Froome ready for rocky Tour de France challenge (Reuters)
Chris Froome struggled for form, then crashed but the Briton looks ready just in time to compete for a second Tour de France title