US EditionPogacar Reclaims Tour De France Lead
OCCITANIE, FRANCE, JUL 17 – Tadej Pogacar soloed to his third stage win of the 2025 Tour de France and extended his overall lead by 3 minutes 31 seconds over Jonas Vingegaard, officials said.
- On Jul 17, 2025, Pogacar powered to a solo win on Hautacam, retaking the yellow jersey.
- As the Tour entered the Pyrenees, the 180.6-kilometer route from Auch to Hautacam featured multiple climbs, marking the first major mountain test of the 2025 Tour de France.
- In the general classification, Pogacar leads Vingegaard by 3 minutes 31 seconds, with Evenepoel third at 4:45, marking his 20th stage victory.
- Amid podium celebrations, French president Emmanuel Macron watched the finish, while Pogacar pointed to the sky in memory of Samuele Privitera.
- Looking ahead to Friday, Stage 13 is a 10.9km Peyragudes time trial and Pogacar will start with a 3:31 lead over Vingegaard.
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After Pogačar's magnificent victory at Hautacam on Thursday, new cycling battles are on the Tour de France schedule today: this time in the time trial at Peyragudes. Primož Roglič will start at 16:53, Tadej Pogačar at 17:05.
On Thursday, the Slovene champion had an appointment with himself and the humiliation suffered on these places three years ago.
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Tadej Pogacar, the defending champion, took advantage of the first heavy mountain arrival of the 112th Tour de France in the Pyrenees to a demonstration of power and reclaimed the yellow jersey. After 180.6 km of Even after Hautacam solo, the Slovenian, who had fallen the previous day, triumphed with 2:10 minutes advantage on his toughest opponent Jonas Vingegaard. Austria's hope Felix Gall came into the day's goal as an eighth and improved in t…
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