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2026-07-25T11:37:19.372Z The riders are climbing again, up the Col du Télégraphe. This one's another very familiar one from Tour history, rising for 12km at 7.1%,...

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The last day in the Alps and a ferocious stage with hardly a metre of flat road. If you want to watch it live, note...

Einer Rubio hobbles down the metal stairs from the medical truck in Alpe d’Huez and clambers into an ambulance that will take him to...

<img src="https://bikerumor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Maxxis-Minion-DHX-gravity-MTB-tire-with-all-new-dry-conditions-tread-and-reinforced-New-DH-casing_photo-by-Joao-Reis_Hangman-roots-1536x1024.jpg" width="1536" height="1024" alt="(Photo by Joao Reis/Maxxis)"> Maxxis’ all-new Minion DHX gives a new tougher downhill racing tread design and an all-new DH construction...

The lights went out for Tom Pidcock (Pinarello-Q36.5) 12 kilometres from the summit of Alpe d'Huez in the Tour de France on Friday, and...

Remco Evenepoel successfully overcame another major obstacle in his pathway towards second place overall in the Tour de France on Friday on stage 19...

Barefoot cycling? Sure, people do it, but is it, like, a thing? Well, it could be: Because people are now realizing the footbinding tradition that has dominated...

2026-07-24T14:09:55.964Z The break are nearing the intermediate sprint, which is 10km away. This is the reason Pedersen has gotten into the break yet again, and...

Alpe d’Huez awaits, the classic climb but this time with a more gentle approach. Can UAE keep a lid on things so that Tadej...