British candidate for UCI presidency calls for team staff to face strict rules over doping

The Brit wants to dominate the race in the years to come

Tour breaks new ground today with double ascent of iconic mountain to mark 100th birthday 

‘It’s one of those crazy things. He went a little bit too fast and couldn’t control his own speed’

Epic win on Ventoux has raised the usual doubts, writes Alasdair Fotheringham

Brailsford impressed with Tour leader but  admits Sky may leave him exposed again

He joins a long roll call of super hard cyclists

As two-time Tour champion Alberto Contador told The Independent, “if you could pick one Tour de France to win of all of them, this would probably be it” – and there can be no doubt that the 100th edition of this race has a special feel to it.

One-time supporting act has built up the confidence to be main man for Sky as he tries to conquer the Tour, he tells Robin Scott-Elliot

Pat McQuaid has failed to secure the nomination of his own national cycling organisation in his bid for a third term as president of the International Cycling Union.

Former Tour de France green jersey winner Sean Kelly has hit out at Pat McQuaid’s critics as the Irish cycling chief prepares for a crucial vote that could determine whether he stays on as Union Cycliste Internationale president.

Hodgson and Bernstein laud ‘iconic’ Beckham

Will Ireland turn against its own as he bids for third term as UCI chief?

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