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Paul Seixas

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3 days ago

  • Slovene has quickly drawn level with the greats

  • Paul Seixas acknowledges Pogacar’s dominance

Tadej Pogacar woke up in Paris on Monday as the fastest and the youngest cyclist to win five Tours de France…

8 days ago

  • Home rider Seixas yet to be tested at night, unlike some rivals

  • Authorities deny French doping agency plays role in who is tested

Anti-doping authorities at the Tour de France have rejected accusations…

11 days ago

Stage updates, starting from 1.10pm CET/12.10pm BST
You can email Tanya | Stage-by-stage guide | Team guide

Recap yesterday’s fascinating stage in the Voges.

1. Paul Seixas (FRA) Decathlon CMA CGM Tea…

12 days ago

  • Slovene now 4min 30sec ahead of Vingegaard

  • Paul Seixas takes lead in young rider classification

Tadej Pogacar’s rapacious appetite for stage wins was in evidence yet again in the climbs of the Vosges, …

22 days ago

  • The 24-year-old beat German Max Kanter into second

  • Norway’s Torstein Træen keeps leader’s yellow jersey

Olav Kooij, teammate to Paul Seixas at Decathlon CMA CGM, emerged out of the heat haze in Pau to …

Updates from the 158.3km stage from Lannemezan
Stage-by-stage guide | Stage four report | Mail Tom

After stage four:

1. Torstein Træen (Uno-X Mobility): 13hrs 02min 46secs
2. Sean Quinn (EF Education…

27 days ago

Teenage sensation is a fearless racer but taking on Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard is setting the bar very high

Paul Seixas may be the youngest Tour de France debutant since 1937, but he is not la…

The Badger, the Professor and the teenager: France’s long wait for a Tour champion | William Fotheringham ⊕⊕

The hype around Paul Seixas is fully justified as the 19-year-old bids to end four decades of French disappointment

When you write about the Tour de France for the best part of (deep breath) 40 years…

87 days ago

  • Home hope will be on the start line in Barcelona

  • Could be first male French winner since Hinault in 1985

The cycling prodigy Paul Seixas will make his Tour de France debut this year, raising hopes of F…

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