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Kaden Groves, --a sprinter?--pulls ahead of everyone to win stage 20 https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/26/tdf-2025-stage-20-kaden-groves-pulls-a-rabbit-out-of-his-hat/ Photo: (c) A.S.O.

https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/26/super-quinn/ Super Quinn, opinion piece about the American rider, by New Yorker and previous Tour de France rider, John Eustice Photo (c) A.S.O. Billy Ceusters

Stage 19 and Thymen Arensman does it again! https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/26/tdf-2025-stage-19-arensman-tops-la-plagne/ Photo (c) A.S.O. Billy Ceusters

https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/24/tdf-2025-stage-17-milan-sprints-to-first-in-the-rain/ Jonathan Milan rode through pouring rain to take the last virtual flat stage on stage 17 meant for sprinters before the 2025 Tour ends in Paris this weekend.

Amazing ride today on the three out of category climbs --a brutal stage according to Jonas Vingegaard--but despite all odds, the stage was won by an Australian, though Tadej Pogacar still leads in the yellow jersey https://cyclistsinternational.com/.../tdf-2025-stage-18.../

Stage 16, TDF 2025 - By John Eustice https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/24/tdf-2025-stage-16-haute-savoyards-to-the-fore/

Stage 15 features the excitement of someone else taking the finish after a relentless skirmish of breaks--except he is the teammate of the Yellow Jersey. You could not help smiling with him when he crossed the line in Carcassonne. https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/20/__trashed/

Finally the monotony of the Pyrenees is broken in Stage 14 as a Dutchman wins the brutal stage https://cyclistsinternational.com/?p=9375&preview=true

Pogacar dominates in stage 13 in the Pyrenees for the uphill time trial.
https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/20/tdf-2025-stage-13-pogacar-dominates-uphill-time-trial/

Stage 12 Pogacar dominates in the Pyrenees https://cyclistsinternational.com/2025/07/18/tdf-2025-stage-12-pogacar-asserts-on-hautacam/ (c) photo A.S.O.