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Video stuns cycling world, rider speaks
TV cameras have spotted the wild moment a Tour de France rider stole a fan’s sign and shoved it down his shirt, with a bizarre explanation now emerging.
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Star celebrates win… after coming 3rd
Cycling: Julian Alaphilippe was left red-faced after mistakenly celebrating victory at the 15th stage of the Tour de France
Cyclist steals & rips fan’s sign at TDF
Cycling: Julian Alaphilippe stole and ripped a fan’s sign in two in order to stay warm during Stage 15 of the Tour de France.
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Wondering where to watch and what to avoid driving in the great race? Here’s all you need to know about 2026’s TDU routes.
Invader ragdolled over fence in wild scenes
Onlookers were left stunned by extraordinary scenes at the Tour de France when a security guard took things into his own hands.
Ouch! Cyclist fractures fingers in TDF
Cycling: Frenchman Bryan Coquard fractured a couple of his fingers whilst grabbing a bag at high speed in Stage 12, whilst Tadej Pogacar charged…
Protester interrupts stage 11 finish
Cycling: Stage 11 at the Tour de France proved to be a chaotic one, with defending champion Tadej Pogacar crashing, while a protester stole the…
Aussie ready to pounce as Tour de France hits brutal mountains
Ben O’Connor remains firmly in contention for a podium at the halfway point of the 2025 Tour de France, holding a top-20 spot after a strong first half of the race.
Aussie hopes battered by crashes as Pogacar dominates Tour de France Stage 7
A brutal crash on the Mur-de-Bretagne has left Jack Haig out with head trauma and Ben O’Connor battling injury, as Tadej Pogacar tightened his grip on the Tour de France.
Pogacar builds significant lead already
Cycling: Tadej Pogacar has already built up a significant lead, just five stages in to this year’s Tour de France
Plapp and O’Connor lead Aussie charge at the Tour de France
Australian duo Luke Plapp and Ben O’Connor turned heads with strong time trials, but it’s a third Aussie star who’s suddenly shaping as our best hope to claim a Tour de France stage win.
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