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When Egan Bernal signed for Team Sky two years ago all experts agreed that the only 22-year-old Colombian is a rough diamond with a promising future ahead. Before the season Egan wasn’t even supposed to ride the Tour. He should have been the dedicated captain for the Giro d’Italia in May. But it was to be different. His crash including a broken collarbone and another setback for the team – Chris Froome’s fatal crash – ultimately led to Team INEOS’ dual leadership for the Tour. It’s pointless to speculate how this fact influenced the progress of the race this year but opened some new possibility and tactical options, especially for the three decisive mountain stages in the final week. Three stages where Egan Bernal proved that he clearly was the strongest climber this year and laid the foundation to take the yellow jersey. Lean back and enjoy some highlights of the past three weeks captured by Team INEOS, Ashley & Jered Gruber and Getty Images.  

We sat down with Laura Philipp during one of her training camps to talk about being a professional athlete and how to prepare for the ultimate goal in October. Learn more about Laura including how she got into triathlon.

There is no doubt that the main race action (except the worlds) is happening in Europe in the months of June and July. Athletes from all over the world are looking forward to compete in venues like Nice, Frankfurt, Klagenfurt and Roth. Lean back and enjoy some highlights of the past few weeks captured by David Pintens, Marcel Hilger and Getty Images. All details about the Castelli triathlon collection here  

Have you always wanted to know what nutrition Cameron Wurf prefers during his long training rides? Maybe his little secret why he holds so many bike course records.