Brailsford backing for Froome in Le Tour
Chris Froome will lead Team Sky's charge at this year's Tour de France, team principal Dave Brailsford reiterated today.
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UCI defends lack of action on Armstrong
The International Cycling Union has defended its actions after it was confirmed that Lance Armstrong returned test samples with traces of corticosteroids four times during the 1999 Tour de France.
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Schleck to miss Tour de France after ban
Frank Schleck will miss the 2013 Tour de France after he was handed a one-year backdated ban for failing a dope test during last year's race
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Walsh: Armstrong lacked the ability
Lance Armstrong never had the cycling ability to win a 'clean' Tour de France, according to Sunday Times journalist David Walsh.
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Armstrong admits doping in all Tour de France wins
Lance Armstrong has confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs during all seven of his Tour de France victories, saying: "I view this situation as one big lie."
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Mall finish for Tour de France's UK leg
The 2014 Tour de France will aim to recreate the excitement of last year's London Olympics by having a stage finish in the Mall
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Froome expects to lead Team Sky at Tour
Chris Froome expects to be Team Sky's spearhead for a second straight Tour de France victory next year - not defending champion Bradley Wiggins.
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Wiggins will back Sky's Le Tour leader decision
Bradley Wiggins is ready to accept whatever decision Team Sky make over their leader for next year's Tour de France.
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Wiggins targets Giro and Tour de France double
Bradley Wiggins has targeted winning the Giro d'Italia and defending his Tour de France crown back-to-back next year.
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Tour de France returning to England
The English county of Yorkshire will host the start of the 2014 Tour de France.
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LeMond to run for UCI presidency
Three times Tour de France champion Greg LeMond is to run for president of the International Cycling Union after a series of doping scandals in the sport.
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Tour de France may see UK stages in 2014
British Cycling and EventScotland are in advanced negotiations to bring the Tour de France to Britain for four days in 2014.
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Froome empathises with Team Sky departee Cavendish
Chris Froome has backed former team-mate Mark Cavendish over his claims that he left Team Sky could have done more to help him during this year's Tour de France
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Wiggins discharged from hospital
Tour de France victor Bradley Wiggins has been released from hospital after he was injured in a collision with a van.
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Wiggins in hospital after car crash
Tour de France winner and Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins is recovering in hospital after a collision with a car.
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Cavendish quit Team Sky over 'broken promises'
Mark Cavendish has claimed broken promises ahead of this year's Tour de France forced him to quit Team Sky.
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Armstrong's Olympic medal under scrutiny
The IOC is to investigate Lance Armstrong's 2000 Olympics bronze medal as the fallout from the cycling doping scandal continues.
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LeMond calls on McQuaid to resign from UCI
Three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond has called for the resignation of Pat McQuaid, the president of cycling's world governing body the UCI.
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UCI: 'Incorrect' statements used in doping report
The UCI has accused USADA of using "incorrect and incomplete" statements in its doping report on Lance Armstrong.
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Tour celebrates centenary with prestige route
Tour de France organisers have unveiled a mountainous new route for the 100th edition of the world's greatest cycling race.