Tour de France riders will climb up the iconic Montmarte hill in Paris on the final stage this year before cycling’s biggest race finishes on the Champs-Élysées.

Tour de France organisers ASO have confirmed the decision in a brief statement, with full details of the stage revealed to be ...

Organizers of the Tour de France confirmed it’s throwing a wild twist into its tried-and-true stage 21 template. After much ...

The stage racing season continues at the Tour de Romandie this week as a host of top riders head to Switzerland to take on the week-long race. Look out for riders including Remco Evenepoel (Soudal ...

The Tour de Creme bike ride is coming this June. There are 3 ride lengths, each with beautiful views and multiple stops at local ice cream shops for a fuel-up. Registration is open until May 26.

BRITISH cycling legend Barry Hoban has died aged 85. Hoban was an eight-time Tour de France stage winner and spent 19 years on the professional circuit. Tributes poured in after the sad news of ...

The PNC Tour de Lou will now start and finish at the Belvedere on Apr. 19 due to recent flooding. Tour de Lou gives cyclists the ability to have various distance options – 20 miles, 35 miles and ...

Houston Mayor John Whitmire was met with boos from cyclists at the 18th annual Tour de Houston on Sunday, as tensions continue to rise over his administration’s handling of bicycle infrastructure.

Jay Vine has continued Australia's successes on European roads, winning stage three of Switzerland's Tour de Romandie. The stage victory was Vine's first World Tour win since his terrible crash at ...

Cycling icon Barry Hoban has passed away aged 85 years old. The Yorkshireman won eight Tour de France stages across his impressive 19-year career as a professional. Until Mark Cavendish ...

The Tour de France is the most important bike race in the pro road cycling calendar. It is an annual multiple-stage race held primarily in France every summer, occasionally venturing into ...

"He was the first British cyclist I photographed in a Tour de France, in 1977, and I'm extremely glad to have this one image of the man in action. RIP." Commentator Jez Cox added: "What a sad day but ...