The all new Trek Madone | The future is now...

Take a look at the 2016 @trekbikes Madone under Trek Factory Racing at this year's #tdf15
Posted by Bikerumor.com on Sunday, 19 July 2015

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Stage 3 - Le Tour | Cancellara sliding down the road at 80kmhr

Special Domane

It's a tradition at the Tour that the 'Maillot Jaune' rides a yellow bike. Obviously, Trek had prepared a yellow Domane...
Posted by Trek Factory Racing on Monday, 6 July 2015

....and then seen in the video below, tumbling down the the road verge...

The crash that stopped the race, more on this story to come. Video via SBS Cycling Central
Posted by Peloton Magazine on Monday, 6 July 2015

60km and the Mur de Huy with 2 fractured vertebrae, only Spartacus!

....to this>>>>

"I expected to defend yellow today, not lying on the ground at 80km/h."Read about another epic day at the Le Tour de France in our report: http://bit.ly/1S3bkUa
Posted by Trek Factory Racing on Monday, 6 July 2015

and that's racing. 

Stage 2 - Le Tour | Cancellara 3rd...Again

Cancellara sprints into the yellow jersey

The Stage highlights....

...a Trek for the Maillot Jaune...

...to be on the road in Stage 3...

....a postie who really doesn't care who won. "What bike race?"

 

...and why isn't Frank in France...

Injury woes rule Schleck out of Tour de France, Trek Factory Racing announces squad

Stage 1 - Le Tour | Cancellara 3rd

Cancellara 3rd in sweltering first Stage ITT

On the ground, soaked with sweat and the water he poured over himself, @fabian_cancellara takes a moment after crossing the line in Utrecht only a scant few seconds behind the day's winner, Rohan Dennis. I think we will be seeing a LOT more from Fabian in the days to come. #tdf2015

A photo posted by Jered Gruber (@jeredgruber) on Jul 4, 2015 at 4:08pm PDT

The Hundredth Edition

We all know the 100th Edition of the Grand Boucle is underway in France, which has everybody, at least, just a little bit interested in cycling for the next 3 weeks. So we asked our resident Frenchman his tips for Le Tour de France. 

"1st will be Froome, zat iz eeezy, then Voeckler and Roelandts." Thanks Will. 

Poor old Roelandts found out he had a broken rib yesterday, just before the start of Stage 1. 

Will's Hot Tip

Roll on Le Tour de France, but look out for low-hanging finishing banners...

Le - oooops.