For Yates a lesson in patience, whether over the years or the duration of a grand tour. Sacked on the Finestre in 2018 by ...

The Route: 143km and 600m of vertical gain. A neutral parade across to the Vatican to meet and greet the new Pope. Then a ...

A final spin in Rome. Today feels like a footnote after yesterday’s Alpine conclusion but the sprinters have had few chances ...

There’s still tomorrow’s stage to win the Giro but those with ambitions – read Richard Carapaz – won’t want to gamble on the last climb of race, better to deliver today and defend tomorrow. Diesel ...

A good day for a breakaway, today’s stage leaves the Alps for a tour of Lombardia of sorts. Stage 17 review: a maxi fuga, a giant breakaway with 40 riders up the road at one point before it halved on ...

More Alps and the Mortirolo. Gran Bretonico: a humdinger of day, the Alps delivering. It didn’t start out so exciting, it was pouring at the start and several riders crashed out. Josh Tarling slid out ...

The third week and the Giro starts today, not that we should dismiss all the sport of the past two weeks. But this is the first real mountain stage and a summit finish too. The Route: 203km and 4,900m ...

The Giro goes into the Alps… but gently. This should be a day for the breakaway more than the overall contenders. Borderlines: the breakaway stayed away or at least Kasper Asgreen did, ditching his ...

A race to Vicenza with a spicy finish thanks to some sharp climbs including the finish on Monte Berico. Uncaged: a torpid stage until the final half hour when teams got to work, creating the ...

One week to go and here are all the 2025 Giro d’Italia stage profiles together on one page. From here to the end of May you’ll also find them at inrng.com/giro ...

A look at the standings this week, plus a look at the victory rankings to see how many wins teams have and which ones are still chasing a World Tour win. Lotto and Israel-PremierTech are still on ...

Tadej Pogačar is getting close to winning Milan-Sanremo but as many riders know and plenty have experienced – just ask Michael Matthews – close is one thing, victory quite another. For years an attack ...