Bringing Cycling to Life Through Images
Tuesday 15 September 2020 Julian Alaphilippe promised on the last rest day of the race that he will go on the attack in the third week and the Frenchman remained true to his word, being among the first to make their intentions known after rolling out of the neutral zone […]
After tasting sweet success on stage 12 of the Tour de France after some great riding set up Marc Hirschi to take the team’s first win of the race; the team hatched another plan to replicate that success today. Søren Kragh Andersen went solo in the finale, but with the […]
Following is the overall map of the revised Tour de France as well as the profiles of the significant climbs and all the detailed routes.
At the turn of each decade, the Tour de France has gone through organisational changes and backstage struggles that have variously turned out to be decisive or utterly inconsequential. The journey back in time proposed by letour.fr continues in 1950, marked by the collective departure of the Italian riders after […]
This summer, Le Coq Sportif will celebrate the Tour de France by launching 3 new lifestyle and performance textile packs. All of them are inspired by the DNA of Le Coq Sportif and the archives of the Tour de France. The first pack will be released on 14th July, France’s […]
Wednesday 15 April 2020 Tour de France to take place from August to September, followed by the World Championships, the Giro d’Italia and the Vuelta a España, Monuments rescheduled as well. After weeks of uncertainty generated by the coronavirus pandemic that led to hundreds of races being cancelled or postponed, […]
This article is from the AIPS bulletin: “Jean -Paul Savart – AIPS Executive Committee member PARIS, March 26, 2020 – Will the 2020 Tour de France in cycling take place this summer? This is the question that has been raised by the world of sport since the Tokyo Olympics was […]
