Cycling like you've never read it before

Le Temps newspaper is distinguishing itself with a unique approach to cycling journalism, offering readers coverage that delves far beyond mere race standings and results. With recognized expertise and an incisive tone, Pierre Carrey leads readers into the heart of the peloton, exploring the sport's intricacies and controversies.

The publication's commitment extends to in-depth investigations and intimate narratives, providing a comprehensive view of contemporary cycling. Topics range from the critical examination of Tadej Pogačar's involvement in the first death at the Tour de France to the impact of new "aero" bikes on race speeds and the pervasive issue of hyper-connectivity within the cycling world.

Le Temps places a significant emphasis on women's cycling, recognizing its importance and the challenges it faces. The newspaper dedicates substantial coverage to the sport's key events, struggles, and threats, maintaining the same level of journalistic rigor applied to men's cycling. This includes coverage of the Tour de France Femmes, with Switzerland aiming to "give a pedal stroke towards equality between women and men," and reporting on the potential cancellation of the Tour de Romandie féminin.

Furthermore, the newspaper is tracking the rise of young cycling prodigy Paul Seixas. Anticipated by the peloton, public, and media as a potential star, Seixas's journey is being chronicled in a five-part series that explores the saga of the 19-year-old phenomenon as he embarks on his first Tour de France.