After two days boiling down to a sprint, it is time for climbers and GC favourites to return to the spotlight

The big question is whether this will be a sprint, or if there’s enough scope for the breakaway to survive?

Soudal–Quick-Step will not just have Jumbo-Visma to worry about in the upcoming mountain stages

The sprinters’ teams should expect to be called into action in stage four, as a bunch finish is the most likely outcome

Stage two was not the day Team DSM-Firmenich would have hoped for after their victory in the opening stage of the 2023 Vuelta a España

The first real GC battle is expected to unfold

It could have been much worse for many, but the overall contenders look tightly packed despite the weather-affected team time trial on stage one

The ascent up the Montjuïc will be enough to deny the sprinters a chance at victory

The Spanish Grand Tour opens with a team time trial around the city of Barcelona

With a strong field assembled and a gruelling parcours, this year's Vuelta will be another proving ground for Evenepoel and his team

She was labelled as the overwhelming favourite, but there were a number of factors against Kopecky in pursuit of the World Championship title

The Dutch rider was simply the strongest on race day in Glasgow

The route, contenders, and prediction for the 2023 edition of the Basque classic

As another Tour comes to a close, we look back at how each of the participating teams performed over the three weeks

Jonas Vingegaard is set to win his second Tour de France title but the Danish rider still manages to duck out of the spotlight

The closing stage of this year's Tour de France will be the last chance for a sprinter to claim a stage win

This year's Tour de France does not feature its usual time trial on the penultimate stage, instead, it is a day in the mountains

The hilly terrain in the opening kilometres provides a perfect springboard for any riders looking to get in the early breakaway

While stage 18 looks like an opportunity for the sprinters, some of the early climbs makes it slightly more complicated for them

One of the hardest days of this year's Tour de France awaits the riders in stage 17,  featuring over 5,000 metres of climbing

For those riders who excel at time trials, this is their only chance to gain some time on their rivals

While the battle for yellow may be between Vingegaard and Pogačar, there is another UAE Team Emirates rider eyeing up the third-place podium spot

With two successive days of Alpine climbing already in their legs going into stage 15, this is going to be a truly punishing stage

Cycling fans are unaccustomed to seeing the Ineos Grenadiers not fully focused on the Tour's GC – but what does a successful Tour look like...

With over 4,000 metres of climbing, stage 14 is one of the toughest stages of this year's Tour de France

The summit finish on the Grand Colombier will be the final decider of the day and could impact the GC standings if not paced correctly

A lumpy stage makes it a prime opportunity for a breakaway to make it to the line first

The flat finish will likely end in a bunch sprint, but the lumpy terrain will mean the sprinters will have to keep a close eye...

It's a two horse race at the top, but there's plenty to fight for further down the GC as well

Stage 10 could be a grim day for the GC riders and sprinters who were hoping for a simple day in the saddle