At the end of this year there will be promotion and relegation in the WorldTour. This will be based on the total number of points that teams have collected in the last three seasons. At the end of this year, eighteen teams will be part of WorldTour. The teams at the top have nothing to worry about, but at the bottom... They must be nervous.

Remco Evenepoel did it again! With an all-mighty attack, the young Belgian 'Super Star' solo'd to victory, in much the way he won the Basque race in 2019 and Liège-Bastogne-Liège this spring. Spencer Martin breaks down the Spanish one-day race and what it means for the Vuelta a España starting at the end of the month.

The first Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. It is without a doubt the race the women's peloton has been most looking forward to. Eight days of spectacle: From Paris there are a thousand very different kilometres east to the two tough days in the Vosges. There are also sprints, hard hills and a mini-Strade Bianche. Here is the full round up.

Remco Evenepoel attacked with more than forty kilometres to the finish, to solo for the win. Simon Yates tried to go with him, but no one could hold Evenepoel's wheel. Pavel Sivakov was second at nearly 2 minutes, Tiesj Benoot and Bauke Mollema were third and fourth.

Now that the dust has settled on the 2022 Tour de France, Spencer Martin has had time to look at the 'big picture' and give us his facts & figures on how the Tour was won... and lost.

The Tour de France is behind us and the season moves into the next phase of the Vuelta a España, the Autumn Classics and the World championships. But to keep us keen we have the Clásica San Sebastián on Saturday. Ed Hood gives us his preview of the Basque one-day race.

The fastest Tour de France in history is over. One of the best, many say - excitement every day and we all thought Tadej Pogačar was going to win, but... Ed Hood gives us his thoughts on stage 16 through to the final stage 21 in Paris; the win for Jonas Vingegaard and the dominant Jumbo-Visma team.

The final day of a most exciting Tour de France followed its usual pattern of media moments and a bunch sprint finish. As the rest of this Tour the speed on the Champs-Élysées was eye-wateringly fast. At the line it was Jasper Philipsen who took his second stage win. Jonas Vingegaard crossed the line with his teammates, safe in yellow.

The Jumbo-Visma team continued their tour de France domination by winning the stage 20 time trial, with the Green jersey wearer, Wout van Aert and taking second place with Jonas Vingegaard in yellow. Vingegaard (barring accident) will be the 2022 Tour de France winner.