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THE LATEST STORIES
Tour de France 2025 standings: the results after stage five
The latest results and standings from the Tour de France 2025
Watts Occurring Tour de France stage four: DING DING! Pogacar vs MVDP: Round Two
Listen to episode three of Watts Occurring, with Luke Rowe and Tom Fordyce
Lessons with Bardet, the art of suffering and balancing pressure - How Oscar Onley is having the Tour de France of his life
The British rider had his best finish yet on stage four – he spoke to Rouleur ahead of the race about how he has prepared...
Victory for Pogačar, but the signs for Jonas Vingegaard already look good at the Tour de France
On the first GC uphill battle of the Tour, Vingegaard’s form is clearly better than at the Dauphiné
Six years and 100 victories: Tadej Pogačar is peerless
Tadej Pogačar took his 100th win in stage four of the 2025 Tour de France, further cementing his breathtaking dominance among the current crop of...
Tour de France 2025 stage five preview: The race of truth
A flat time trial could provide a big shake-up on the general classification
Art Cycle: Where the Tour de France meets art
Rouleur’s Art Cycle series explores the overlap between one of France’s greatest artists and the country’s greatest bike race, as we visit the start town...
Chaos reigns: Inside the mess of a Tour de France sprint stage
A bad route design? Nervousness in the first week? A headwind? This is why the finale of the Tour de France stage three was so...
When the Tour turns: in a split second, teams rise and fall
Philipsen crashes out of the Tour, but Van der Poel stays in yellow; Merlier claims the stage, but Evenepoel hits the deck
Tour de France 2025 stage four preview: Puncheur's paradise
Four categorised are packed into the final 30km in a lumpy finale to Rouen
‘It would be crazy to be disappointed with a sportsperson like Primož’ - Rolf Aldag on Red Bull’s lost Tour de France dreams
The German sports director remained measured despite his team leader clearly being on the back foot at this Tour so far
Chez les Madouas - At home with Laurent and Valentin
With the Tour going to Brittany for the first time in four years, we visit two of the cycling-mad region’s most prominent sons: Olympic Games...
TECH
Pro bike: Jonas Vingegaard’s 2025 Tour de France Cervélo S5
The Danish challenger is using this faster, lighter version of the S5 in his attempt to wrest back the Tour crown
Pro bike: Mathieu Van der Poel's Tour stage two-winning Canyon Aeroad CFR
The bike that the Dutch Classics hero and former world champion rode to victory on the second stage of the 2025 Tour de France
Van Rysel RCR-F review: Lille beauty of an aero bike
Lille proved on day one of the Tour de France that it can produce exciting, uncompromising racing that tears up the script – it also...
Pro bike: Tim Merlier’s 2025 Tour de France S-Works Tarmac SL8
European champion Tim Merlier's stage-winning Tour de France bike
The art of the Tour de France bike – five best special-edition paint schemes of 2025
The Tour de France is the one time when the bike companies pull out all the stops to ensure their teams are literally riding works...
New lightweight, tarmac-focused Pashley Roadfinder SL: 'the antithesis of a do-it-all bike'
Made with a custom 'SL' Reynolds 853 tubeset and lighter 3D-printed elements, the new handmade bike from the 99-year-old British brand is aiming to prove...
Pegoretti Elio: stainless steel 'unashamedly pure racing bike' is the next chapter for the Italian icon
New Columbus XCr frame has full internal routing, UDH compatibility, clearance for 32mm – but is still handmade and painted in Verona by the great...
New BMC Teammachine SLR 01: 16% weight reduction for Swiss brand’s climbing bike
Tudor Pro Cycling riders will be able to use the new bike at the team’s debut Tour de France
S-Works Torch Remco – how Specialized developed the ‘lightest shoes in the peloton’ at Evenepoel’s request
Even carbon was deemed too heavy says the US brand as it shaves 65.1 grams per shoe off the standard S-Works Torch
Parlee unveils ‘best bike money can buy’ limited-edition Z-Zero GT as a tribute to its late founder
Parlee is making 25 ultra-special versions of its new flagship road bike built with the most exclusive components – that Bob Parlee himself would have...
SRAM gives Force and Rival the full Red AXS makeover – including an XPLR gravel version of each
New versions of the second and third-tier groupsets get flagship tech at a lower price point, aiming to expand SRAM’s ‘effortless’ philosophy to all budgets...
New Campagnolo Super Record 13 is the world’s first 2x13 groupset – and the thumb shifter is back
The Italian brand has launched a new flagship groupset that not only has more sprockets but is lighter, faster, more affordable – and this is...
LATEST ISSUE
Rouleur Issue No. 136 - Tour de France Hommes
The 2025 Tour de France is a throwback to the old Tours, hugging the borders of its host country, save for a brief mid-race incursion into the Massif Central. Rouleur 136 is more than a preview, it’s a celebration of the landscape, geography, personalities, culture and history of the world’s biggest race.
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