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TdF 2018 – Powerful teamwork to seal G’s maillot jaune
The past three weeks haven proven in an impressive way that the most important bike race can only be won if everyone is moving in the same direction. As an individual person one might be able to shine for a day or two but going through thick and thin requires full dedication of every single team member. Geraint Thomas‘ has not only won the 6th Tour for Team Sky but also celebrated two stage victories including the prestigious arrival at Alpe d’Huez. Take a minute to enjoy some of the most memorable moments of this year’s three weeks in France. Photo credits: CyclingImages, Ashley and Jered Gruber, Gettysports, Marco Nani
Win a Sky Ocean Rescue jersey
We have the five winners !! We want to send a big thank you to everyone who participated in the Sky Ocean Rescue contest and helped make it a success. And a special congratulations to Steven Boath, Sergio Del Rosso, Anna Krikke, Carlos Freire, Holger D_RR, and Anna Enevoldsen, the winners of a Team Sky 2018 Tour de France jersey prize. The winners will be contacted by email.
Win a Sky Ocean Rescue jersey
We have the five winners !! We want to send a big thank you to everyone who participated in the Sky Ocean Rescue contest and helped make it a success. And a special congratulations to Steven Boath, Sergio Del Rosso, Anna Krikke, Carlos Freire, Holger D_RR, and Anna Enevoldsen, the winners of a Team Sky 2018 Tour de France jersey prize. The winners will be contacted by email.
Chris Froome and Team Sky completes historical Tour – Vuelta double
In winning, Team Sky captain Chris Froome becomes the first rider who won the Vuelta-Tour double since 1978, and only the third ever after Jacques Anquetil (1963) and Bernard Hinault (1978) to win the French and Spanish Grand Tours in the same year. The Team Sky leader has now won five Grand Tours within the last five years. Enjoy a gallery of some highlights of three weeks of racing across Spain with images by Tim De Waele and Russ Ellis.
Photo Essay: What an exciting few weeks and amazing team performance
Chris Froome wrote himself further into the cycling history books after securing a fourth Tour de France victory in Paris. The Team Sky rider was flanked by his team-mates as he crossed the line on the Champs-Elysees, and claimed the famed maillot jaune by an eventual winning margin of 54 seconds. Froome’s third victory in a row, and a fifth in eight years for Team Sky, came after three hard weeks of racing, with the team holding the race lead for 19 of the race’s 21 stages. Photo credits: TDWsport, CyclingImages, Jered Gruber