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Stage-by-stage updates, results, and highlights from this year’s race.

Stage-by-stage updates, results, and highlights from this year’s race.

Stage-by-stage updates, results, and highlights from this year’s race.

French authorities have launched a preliminary investigation into the team.

The Colombian is displaying mild symptoms so far.

The Ineos Grenadiers rider finished just 39 seconds ahead of his Australian rival Jai Hindley.

The Colombian cyclist who rides for UAE Emirates also tested positive during the UAE Tour in February.

Positive COVID-19 tests force the two teams, along with Sunweb rider Michael Matthews, out before Stage 10 on Tuesday.

The Lille metropolitan area, which is the starting point of the race, is on maximum alert for COVID-19.

One of the race favorites, the Ineos rider eventually fell behind by more than 11 minutes.

In a statement, Trek team manager Luca Guercilena said, “We remain committed to helping Quinn as much as we can.”

After a hotel search carried out last Wednesday, police have taken two into custody.

The second-youngest champ remembers watching Contador and Schleck in 2009 and ’10 on television before he was a teenager.

Sam Bennett wins the final stage in Paris, and Tadej Pogacar becomes the youngest Tour winner since 1904.

A stage-by-stage guide to the winners of the 2020 Tour.

Bernal, who came into the Tour with a back injury, lost a huge amount of time in Sunday’s Stage 15.

A hard crash near the midpoint of Stage 13 officially dashes the dreams of the French favorite.

All of the riders in the peloton tested negative.

Two staff members of team Lotto-Soudal and their guests were sent home to quarantine.

Nicholas Dlamini had a confrontation with park rangers on Table Mountain in South Africa over whether he paid an entry fee or not.

The French cyclist reached podium eight times at the Tour, but is best known for failing to clinch the top spot.

The German sprinter said he “lost all motivation to keep torturing myself on a bike.”

The first Latin American Tour champion has officially sealed his win.

Ineos remains dominant as Geraint Thomas jumped to second, while Steven Kruijswijk will take third on the final podium.

Officials called off the stage midway through the action, while Thibaut Pinot abandoned the race with a leg injury.

The Colombian soared to victory while Julian Alaphilippe held strong to his overall lead, losing time only to Egan Bernal.

The European road champion put in one of the most dominant rides of this year’s race.

The young Australian sailed past six of his rival sprinters in a powerful charge to the finish.

Several overall favorites put in significant time on the race leader before the last rest day.

Geraint Thomas lost key time on the summit finish atop the steep Col du Tourmalet.

The race leader put in 14 seconds on Geraint Thomas during the Tour’s only individual time trial.

The time trial world champion briefly disappeared on Stage 12. It turns out he quit the Tour, but didn’t tell his team first.