Bradley Wiggins has been crowned Britain’s first Tour de France champion after helping team-mate Mark Cavendish secure a fourth consecutive stage win.
The youthful Reinardt Janse van Rensburg is giving legs to Africa’s Tour de France dreams, writes Richard Poplak.
Luxembourg’s Frank Schleck says he will lodge a formal complaint for poisoning if analysis of his B sample confirms a positive banned substance test.
Frank Schleck of Luxembourg has pulled out of the Tour de France and spent several hours in a police station in France after failing a doping test.
Cadel Evans has two days in which to relaunch his yellow jersey bid but he seems resigned to missing out in the face of the formidable Sky team.
Yellow jersey contender Andy Schleck has pulled out of this year’s Tour de France due to injuries suffered in last week’s Criterium du Dauphine race.
With two cyclists banned for doping, we are left to examine our own conclusions, wonder how it really feels to be Lance Armstrong.
Alberto Contador has to ponder his future as a professional cyclist after a two-year doping ban ruled him out of this year’s Tour de France.
Cadel Evans — the first Australian to win the Tour de France — is to make a visit to Australia to celebrate his triumph with his compatriots.
Cadel Evans sealed an historic first Tour de France victory for his native Australia after the 21st and final stage of the epic race on Sunday.
Cadel Evans was set to become the first Australian to win the Tour de France after leapfrogging the Schleck brothers.
Andy Schleck roared to victory on the history-making 18th stage featuring the highest ever finish in Tour de France history on Thursday.
Tour de France contenders Frank and Andy Schleck have described the final descent of the 17th stage to Pinerolo as "fatally dangerous".
Alberto Contador sent a warning to his rivals with repeated stinging attacks in the 16th stage of the Tour de France won by Norway’s Thor Hushovd.
Lance Armstrong has accused a group of US media giants of reporting grand jury information which had allegedly been illegally leaked.
Belgian rider Jelle Vanendert won Saturday’s 14th stage of the Tour de France, and Thomas Voeckler retained the race leader’s yellow jersey.
More entertaining than watching the riders go by is being in the skirmish for promotional junk, writes <b>Charlotte Bauer</b>.
Andy Schleck, runner-up to Alberto Contador for the past two years, was taking stock on Monday after a dramatic first week’s racing.
With his self-confidence at a high and luck finally on his side, Australia’s Cadel Evans could achieve something special at 2011’s Tour de France.
The Tour de France rest day will be a welcome break for riders after Sunday’s ninth stage produced the worst series of crashes in this year’s race.
The attacks never came on the first mountain trek of the Tour de France, as defending champion Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck both held fire.
Norway’s Edvald Boasson Hagen claimed his maiden Tour de France win when he powered to victory in the sixth stage on Thursday.
British speedster Mark Cavendish won a crash-marred fifth stage of the Tour de France, while Thor Hushovd held on to the leader’s yellow jersey.
Despite a struggle that almost cost him the overall lead in the Tour de France, Thor Hushovd has pushed hard to retain the coveted yellow jersey.
Norway’s Thor Hushovd seized the Tour de France leader’s yellow jersey after his Garmin-Cervelo team won the 23km second stage on Sunday.
Anti-doping chiefs are standing united to show the window for enhancing performance is getting smaller at the Tour de France.
Two books explain the encounters of cycling’s biggest event the Tour de France’s rich history and present.
Lance Armstrong has demanded an apology from a CBS News programme after an anti-doping laboratory denied allegations he tested positive for drugs.
In the wake of fresh doping allegations against Lance Armstrong, cycling’s governing body and a former teammates had come to his defence.
Spanish cyclist Xavier Tondo died in a freak accident on Monday after he was crushed between his car and a garage door in southern Spain.
A former teammate of Lance Armstrong has said cycling’s governing body helped the seven-times Tour de France winner cover up a positive drugs test.
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/ 17 November 2010
US’ investigators interviewed French anti-doping officials as part of a probe into allegations of drug use by cyclists, including Lance Armstrong.