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Marcel Kittel wins first stage of Tour de France
Murilo Antoniobil Fischer of Brazil, center left, Tony Martin of Germany, center right, and Tony Gallopin of France, right, wait for medical help after crashing in the last kilometers of the first stage of the Tour de France cycling race over 213
Robert Millar: Cycling throws up too many variables for Chris Froome to be the inevitable winner but he has Alberto Contador and co running frightened.
Robert Millar: Cycling throws up too many variables for Chris Froome to be the inevitable winner but he has Alberto Contador and co running frightened.
PORTO VECCHIO, Corsica (AP) — The Tour de France starts Saturday. Five things to know: 1. THE TOUR TURNS 100: The Tour, which started in 1903, celebrates its 100th edition this year. (The race wasn't held for a total
Tour de France 2013: stage one – in cinema. All the best images from the first stage of the 100th running of the world's greatest cycle race. The riders tackled 213km from Porto-Vecchio to Bastia. Share · Tweet this. Email. Steven Bloor · guardian.co
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