Sporting Upsets: Eight eternal seconds between LeMond and Fignon
The French expected a coronation for their hero on final stage of 1989 Tour de France
The French expected a coronation for their hero on final stage of 1989 Tour de France
Part torture chamber, part music festival - the climb that can break a rider’s Tour de France
Four of Ireland’s greats joined forces to break a relay record and raise money for Ethiopia
July 4th, 1992: The Tour de France gets underway in the Basque Country
ASO and French government are considering how to hold the race in June and July
Bernal also becomes youngest winner of race in 110 years; Caleb Ewan takes final stage sprint
Tour de France organisers forced to cancel final climb after storm set off landslides
Dan Martin aiming to emulate Elliott, Roche and Kelly who all achieved Tour feat
Route for 2019 Tour de France will encourage more breakaways and attacks
Near flawless show allows third Team Sky rider to triumph after Wiggins and Froome
With the exception of Dumoulin who also cycled the Giro, Froome’s rivals should have the benefit of freshness
Team Sky have appealed the decision ahead of the start of the race on Saturday
Froome became just the third man in history to win three consecutive grand tour titles
British rider set to join Merckx and Hinault in completing Grand Tour wins
Breakaway began on Colle Delle Finestre and lasted more than two hours
British rider places 21st on opening stage, 37 seconds behind leader Tom Dumoulin
Team confirm cyclist suffered a heart attack during one-day race
Martin finishes 26th after Slovakian sprints ahead over final 50m to win in Norway
Chris Froome completed a Tour de France and Vuelta a España double on Sunday
British rider joins Jacques Anquetil and Bernard Hinault as a winner in the same year
‘To win both the Tour and the Vuelta in one year would be absolutely incredible’
Team Sky cyclist tops overall standings 54 seconds ahead of Rigoberto Urán
Anne O’Brien did the unimaginable in the 1970s – earn a living playing soccer
Manx rider beats Marcel Kittel in the final straight to win his 30th career stage
British rider now second on all-time list with 29 stage wins
Tour de France winner hit a barrier but finished yesterday’s stage
Nicolas Roche and Dan Martin hold on to top five spots
British sprinter first across the line on stage seven to Fougeres
Spanish rider draws level with Miguel Indurain and Fausto Coppi on seven titles
Marcel Kittel claims stage victory in exciting sprint finish on the Champs-Elysees
Stephen Roche recalls the 1987 rivalry with Roberto Visentini that almost tore his team apart
Since its foundation by Billy Stickland and James Meehan, Inpho has chronicled the ups and downs of Irish sport
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices