Members of Nairo Quintana’s Arkéa-Samsic team targeted in hotel raids last week

For all his faults, the disgraced cyclist’s daily podcast on the Tour is undeniably entertaining

Irish rider’s success in France could be papering over the cracks in Irish system

Ian O’Riordan: Ciarán Ó Lionáird feels almost like he is sitting out a six-month ban

Part torture chamber, part music festival - the climb that can break a rider’s Tour de France

July 4th, 1992: The Tour de France gets underway in the Basque Country

The debacle UK Athletics and Ukada find themselves in is farcical and nonsensical

Siege mentality which has served club well will be called upon again for Leinster clash

A credit card company is paying to have a serial cheater pitch its services

Two Kenyans have carved out their own piece of history and shown what is possible

After John Looker announced he had brain cancer, he became a star fund-raiser for a big charity event . . . but something wasn’t right

‘We did what we had to do to win. It wasn’t legal, but I wouldn’t change a thing’

Unthinkable: Liars and cheats cannot ultimately fool themselves, says philosopher Vittorio Bufacchi

It’s hypocritical to demote your clean players to promote one who has served a ban

Enterprising anti-doping agent stealing a march in the age 90-94 track cycling scene

The team which will lose Sky as a sponsor next year made cycling more professional, yet forfeiting some of its humanity

Rural pilgrimages helped rekindle Tadhg Peavoy’s post-grief memories

In his new book, the British cyclist says doping allegations have devastated his family life but cannot taint his love of cycling

Johan Bruyneel: ‘I would simply like to observe that we were all children of our era’

Seamas O’Reilly: New TV series may satisfy diehard fans but feels like a parody of itself