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Tour de France - All news

The Tour de France, often known simply as the Tour, is the most famous and important cycling race in the world. Since its founding in 1903, the Tour of France has written many stories. The Tour de France spans three weeks and takes riders through France's picturesque countryside, from the Alps to the Pyrenees to the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Each tour stage presents its own challenges, be it in the form of demanding mountain sections, windy flat stages or technically difficult time trials. Over the years, many legends have emerged, from Eddy Merckx to German heroes like Jan Ullrich and Erik Zabek, as well as current superstars like Tadej Pogacar, Primoz Roglic and Jonas Vingegaard. The list of Tour winners is peppered with names like Jacques Anquetil, Bernard Hinault, Miguel Indurain and Chris Froome. The 90s caused a real cycling boom in Germany, in which the Telekom team around Jan Ullrich and Erik Zabel achieved numerous successes. In recent years, the German racing team Bora – hansgrohe in particular has achieved success. But sprinters like Marcel Kittel and André Greipel have also boosted the popularity of the Tour de France. The focus is currently on international professionals such as Primoz Roglic, Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard. With Nils Politt, Phil Bauhaus, Lennard Kämna, Pascal Ackermann, John Degenkolb and Emanuel Buchmann, there are still numerous top drivers from Germany who also know how to impress on the Tour of France. The Tour de France is not only a cycling event, but also a cultural phenomenon that delights millions of spectators. With its history, tradition and unparalleled charm, the Tour will continue to capture the hearts of cycling fans around the world. And with our cycling news on Velomotion, our readers always stay up to date.
Arensman Tour de France
July 25, 2025of Michael Behringer

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Tour de France #19: Arensman also wins in La Plagne

Cycling: After his victory in Luchon-Superbagnères, Thymen Arensman has now also won in La Plagne. The Dutchman surprised all the riders in the favorites' group with a solo attack on the final climb. German fans also have reason to celebrate. Florian Lipowitz defended his white jersey and further extended his lead in the overall standings, currently sitting in fourth place… read more

July 25, 2025of Michael Behringer
Tour de France Lipowitz
July 24, 2025of Michael Behringer

Cyclingroad cyclingTour de France

Tour de France #19 Preview: Who will win the final mountain stage?

Cycling: Tomorrow in La Plagne, the final stage win of this year's Tour de France will be awarded to a climber. Anyone hoping to change the overall standings needs to deliver here. The day will be particularly important for Florian Lipowitz. The German is fighting for third place overall and the white jersey. The final mountain stage of the Tour… read more

July 24, 2025of Michael Behringer
O'Connor Tour de France
July 24, 2025of Michael Behringer

Cyclingroad cyclingTour de France

Tour de France #18: O'Connor wins tactical stage

Cycling: Ben O'Connor won the 18th stage of the Tour de France. The Australian was the only rider to escape the breakaway and hold off the favorites. The German team RB Bora-Hansgrohe took a big risk but ultimately lost time. O'Connor makes a comeback. He had actually planned to go for the overall classification in this year's Tour de France… read more

July 24, 2025of Michael Behringer
Tour de France Col de la Loze
July 23, 2025of Michael Behringer

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Tour de France #18 Preview: Who will be the king of the queen stage?

Cycling: If the Tour de France weren't already all but decided, we'd be saying tomorrow will be a decisive day. Two tough climbs are followed by the crowning glory: the Col de la Loze. Can Florian Lipowitz fight for the stage win and solidify his third place in the overall standings? We'll be searching almost in vain for flat sections tomorrow: Glandon, Madeleine, and the Col de la Loze. Read more …

July 23, 2025of Michael Behringer
Milan Tour de France
July 23, 2025of Michael Behringer

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Tour de France #17: Milan wins in green ahead of Meeus

Cycling: The 17th stage of the Tour de France goes to Jonathan Milan. The Italian prevailed in the mass sprint in Valence ahead of Jordi Meeus. As expected, there were no changes in the overall standings. Milan wins and makes green likely. He did it! Jonathan Milan (Lidl – Trek) knew even before the start of today's stage that victory was within his grasp… read more

July 23, 2025of Michael Behringer
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