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There are numerous teams in the 2025 Tour de France with varied levels of experience and different targets. We've ranked them based on their past performances and ambitions for this year's edition—but will it be Visma–Lease a Bike or UAE Team Emirates who emerge as the legendary team of 2025?Follow us @thecyclingdane YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thecyclingdane/ Instagram: https://www...

The 2025 Tour de France is finally here—and it’s shaping up to be a battle for the ages. Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard is back from injury and ready to face off once again with his greatest rival, Tadej Pogačar. Will we get the epic duel the world’s been waiting for? Meanwhile, in the green jersey race, Biniam Girmay might have a fight on his hands. After a historic win last year, he's u...

Jens Voigt is one of the most beloved and respected figures in professional cycling. Over a career spanning nearly two decades, the German rider became known for his aggressive racing style, relentless breakaways, and fearless attitude in the peloton. A multiple-time stage winner in the Tour de France, he famously wore the yellow jersey and played a crucial role as a domestique for some of the spo...

Jonas Vingegaard came back in 2024 to seal an impressive second place in the Tour de France and in 2025 he will be aiming to challenge Tadej Pogacar more but is he able to after the defeat at the recent Criterium du Dauphine 2025?

Jens Voigt breaks down the Tour de France 2025 - Route, Favourites and a few interesting facts as well. Jens Voigt's Insta - https://www.instagram.com/thejensie/

Is Juan Ayuso unsettled at UAE Team Emirates after the remainder of his racing calendar was released for 2025 and who could take the Spanish Star? Ineos Grenadiers are still looking for a sprinter after missing out on Olav Kooij and Soudal Quickstep strengthen the climbing side with Steff Cras.

With the Tour de France just around the corner, all eyes are once again on Tadej Pogačar. In this episode, we break down why the Slovenian superstar enters the 2025 Tour as the clear favorite. From his dominant Giro-Tour double attempt to his devastating form in the early season, Pogačar looks nearly unstoppable. But is he truly unbeatable? We discuss his current form, the state of his rivals—espe...

Lenny Martinez managed to be the strongest rider from the Breakaway and win the stage with Tadej Pogacar and Vingegaard behind, getting rid of the competition. Pogacar wins the overall and Vingegaard in Second place plus Florian Lipowitz in third place.

Remco Evenepoel was in problems on the final climb as Pogacar with UAE put pressure on and even Vingegaard could not hold the wheel which meant that the World Champion took his 97th career win and the yellow jersey.

Joao Almeida who finished second in 2024 will look to do it one better for the Tour de Suisse as he continues his winning streak in the WorldTour stage races after winning the Tour of Basque Country and the Tour de Romandie. Mattias Skjelmose and Primoz Roglic could be trying to deny the Portugese rider the title.

Remco Evenepoel was the strongest in the time trial but behind him Tadej Pogacar lost time to both Jonas Vingegaard and Mateo Jorgenson. Is the World Champion in trouble? Follow us @thecyclingdane YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thecyclingdane/

Mathieu van der Poel reluctantly missed out on his first Dauphine stage with the GC riders having a quieter day but it was Jonathan Milan winning the day.

Tadej Pogacar & Jonas Vingegaard meet for the first time in 2025 and since the Tour de France 2024. Tadej Pogacar will be hoping to win his first Dauphine title and Jonas Vingegaard his first after his win in 2024. Remco Evenepoel will look to win as well but might be battling for a podium.

Patrick Blake and Scott go through the teams of the Giro d'Italia 2025 to see who performed the best based on their expectations and results. Patrick's Channel  @OwDoCycling  Third channel  @thecyclingdaneACTION 

On the final mountain stage of the Giro d'Italia it was a epic showdown with Carapaz, Del Toro and Simon Yates for the Maglia Rosa with Chris Harper winning the stage on the day.

Isaac del Toro managed to defend jersey from Carapaz and Nicolas Prudhomme took his first win in a grandtour from the breakaway while Pelizzari crashed in the final corner.

On the day of the softer side of the Mortirolo the breakaway were caught before the final climb and Isaac del Toro became the stage winner for the first time in his career and defended his jersey after a flurry of attacks of Richard Carapaz.

Del Toro and Ayuso dropped a lot of time on the day that Roglic abandoned the Giro d'Italia with Astana getting a 1-2 on the stage.

Carlos Verona emerged victorious to win his first grandtour stage win and behind it was Primoz Roglic in big problems after Carapaz and Bernal had put some pressure on everyone on the Monte Grappa. Isaac del Toro remains in the Maglia Rosa.

Isaac Del Toro survives another day in the Maglia Rosa and gained more time to some of his rival after a crash that hit Lidl Trek mostly with Giulio Ciccone and some of his other team mates hitting the deck. Kasper Asgreen battled from the breakaway to a stage win the second one for EF Pro Cycling.

The second time trial produced a surprise winner of Daan Hoole the dutch national time trial champion from Lidl Trek who beat Josh Tarling by 7 seconds in a very changing time trial with bad weather and changing winds. Primoz Roglic was the best of the GC riders and moved into 5th overall.

On the Strade Bianche style stage of the Giro it was Wout van Aert who managed to mastermind a victory with Isaac del Toro finishing second and sealing the Maglia Rosa while the other gc rivals had problems on the gravel with Pidcock and Roglic having a small crash that had a big influence.

On a uphill finish it was Juan Ayuso who made the decisive move to take the win but Primoz Roglic takes the Maglia Rosa from Mads Pedersen.     

Scott and Patrick break down the first wave of 2026 cycling transfer rumours — and the drama is already building. Remco Evenepoel remains a top target for both Ineos Grenadiers and Decathlon AG2R, while Olav Kooij is drawing interest from Ineos and Bahrain Victorious. Plus, could Primož Roglič actually stay with Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe?

On the final day in Albania, it was Lidl Trek who controlled most of the day and set Mads Pedersen up for a perfect win and meant Primoz Roglic lost his Maglia Rosa but maybe a blessing in disguise for Red Bull Bora Hansgrohe.   Youtube Channel : https://youtu.be/9QZ7aU9qtgs?si=zs5wNSNeW3PbwSZv