5 key stages to look out for at the 2015 Tour de France
A look at five key stages in the 2015 Tour de France, which starts on Saturday in Utrecht.
Cycle racing
Nairo Quintana, Alejandro Valverde raring to go ahead of TDF
Movistar Team co-leaders Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde reflect on their ambitions at the pre race press conference for Tour de France 2015.
Lotto-Soudal’s Marc Sargeant offers Tour preview
Lotto-Soudal’s riders have talked about their ambitions for the 2015 Tour de France. Now it is time for team director Marc Sargeant to offer his perspective on the race’s 102nd edition.
Vincenzo Nibali in fine shape to defend Tour title (Reuters)
Vincenzo Nibali has had a stressful season, but the Italian champion believes he is in fine shape to defend his Tour de France title.
Giant-Alpecin riders comment on Tour hopes
Team Giant-Alpecin will line up for the 2015 Tour de France with the goal of achieving stage wins in sprint stages with difficult finales, intermediate/transition stages and mountain stages.
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.
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