Racing · 2026.06.26
Breakaway Tactics Explained: Why the Lead Group Stops Cooperating
In a breakaway, cooperation holds only as long as the peloton stays a threat. A plain-English look at the tactics that decide who wins from the break.
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Watching the race — the tactics, the lines, and the details that decide it.
Racing · 2026.07.16
How the Tour de France Works: A Complete Beginner's Guide
Three weeks, 21 stages, four jerseys, and one yellow leader. A plain-English guide to the biggest bike race on Earth — the format, the classifications, and what you're actually watching.
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Tour de France Jerseys Explained: Yellow, Green, Polka Dot, and White
What each Tour de France jersey means, how it's won, and who usually wears it. The four classifications of the world's biggest bike race, in plain English.
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Tour de France Stage Types Explained: Flat, Mountain, and Time Trial
Not every Tour de France stage is created equal. Here's what each stage type looks like, who usually wins it, and how much it shakes up the overall.
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Tour de France Climb Categories Explained: HC, 1, 2, 3, and 4
What the climb categories in the Tour de France actually mean, how climbs are categorized, and why the polka-dot jersey points scale the way they do.
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Tour de France Glossary: Peloton, Domestique, Breakaway, and More
The French and cycling terms you'll hear during the Tour de France, translated and explained — from peloton and bidon to flamme rouge and hors catégorie.
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