Thursday, August 13, 2026
ADAC Cyclassics Sets the Next WorldTour One-Day Marker
ADAC Cyclassics is the only item on today’s desk, but its WorldTour status makes it worth watching as the next one-day race on the calendar.
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Stories and race previews from the race desk.
Inrng.com
Tour de France Stage 4 points toward breakaway opportunity
Inrng’s Stage 4 preview expects a breakaway to have the best chance, with a reduced bunch sprint the fallback scenario if the move is controlled.
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CNA
Tour riders face 41C forecast as French heatwave arrives
Tour de France riders are bracing for scorching conditions, with temperatures around Carcassonne forecast to reach 41C before Tuesday's stage four start.
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Yahoo Entertainment
Wildfire forces Tour to close stage 3 finish to fans
A large wildfire in southern France has led Tour de France organizers to bar fans from the stage 3 finish on Monday.
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PezCycling News
Isaac del Toro gives Mexico a historic Tour de France stage win
Isaac del Toro won Stage 2 of the Tour de France, giving Mexico a historic result on the same day its World Cup run ended.
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CNA
Pogacar takes Tour lead after stage three win
Tadej Pogacar won stage three of the Tour de France with a late move, taking yellow from Jonas Vingegaard, who finished second.
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road.cc
Reserve positions 48/53 GR as its first aero gravel wheelset
Reserve says its new 48/53 GR is its first gravel wheelset built around aero gains and its fastest off-road wheelset to date.
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road.cc
Pidcock flags severe Tour de France heat in Eastern Pyrenees
Tom Pidcock described the Tour de France heat as the hardest he had experienced as the peloton moved from Barcelona to the Eastern Pyrenees.
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Tour de France Stage 5 preview points to a tense sprint day
Inrng previews Tour de France Stage 5 as a sprint stage with late suspense and unusually high unpredictability.
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CNA
Pedersen wins Tour stage four as Traeen moves into yellow
Mads Pedersen won Tour de France stage four from a big breakaway, leading a Lidl-Trek one-two, while Torstein Traeen claimed yellow.
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Dpa-international.com
Tour de France heatwave sparks health debate
Extreme heat in southern France is pushing Tour de France riders to their limits and prompting debate over health consequences and possible changes.
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CNA
Tour favourites set for first Tourmalet test
The Tour de France favourites face the Col du Tourmalet on Thursday in the race’s first major high-altitude test.
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PezCycling News
Kooij times Pau sprint for maiden Tour de France stage win
Olav Kooij won Stage 5 in Pau after a late crash unsettled the sprint trains, with Torstein Træen keeping the Yellow Jersey.
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