Choosing Your Perfect Gravel Bike by Juliet Elliott
Summer tends to draw even the most road-inclined of us towards trails in one way or another. If you’re considering […]
Choosing Your Perfect Gravel Bike by Juliet Elliott
The TdF Training Strategies of Pro Cyclists Throughout the Years
We asked a former professional road racing cyclist, coach, directeur sportiff, and current cycling commentator, Matthew Stephens, about the evolution […]
How Has the Nutrition of the Peloton Changed? – Chefs vs Cyclists
The diet of a Tour de France competitor has changed a lot in the past 20 years. We talked to […]
OPINION: Selfish Vingegaard versus Callous Pogačar?
The first two stages of this year’s Tour de France were quite extraordinary, and not only because they went against […]
Victor Lafay on Winning Stage 2: “I told myself, ‘Allez, allez, allez’ and held faith until the end.”
After a 15-year wait, Cofidis was lifted by Victor Lafay, who clinched the second stage victory at the Tour de […]
The Most Iconic Places of the Tour de France
In addition to being a three-week bike race, the Tour de France – like all Grand Tours – is also […]
The Most Notable Rule Changes In the Tour de France In the Last 20 Years by Matt Stephens
The Tour de France has seen numerous rule changes over the past two decades. These have aimed to enhance competition, […]
20 Years and Counting: How The Bikes of the Tour de France Have Changed by Matt Stephens
Since Škoda’s partnership with the Tour de France began 20 years ago, the bikes at the Tour have undergone remarkable […]
The Change in Team Dynamics in the Last 20 Years of the Tour de France by Matt Stephens
The Tour de France has witnessed a quite remarkable transformation in team dynamics over the past two decades. From the […]
Celebrating the 20th year of Partnership: How Does Škoda Make the Tour de France Happen
The 110th edition of the Tour de France and the 2nd edition of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift […]