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Podcast "The Tour Team": Why Escape Candidates Are so Rare

Summary by L'ÉQUIPE
Tim Merlier won his second stage victory this Saturday in two days, this time in Bergerac. The Belgian, author of a crazy climb in the last 500 meters, is indeed the king of the sprint at the beginning of the Tour de France. Meanwhile, the rare braves willing to escape are grim. Why are they so little to want to race forward?
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Podcast "The Tour Team": Why Escape Candidates Are so Rare

Tim Merlier won his second stage victory this Saturday in two days, this time in Bergerac. The Belgian, author of a crazy climb in the last 500 meters, is indeed the king of the sprint at the beginning of the Tour de France. Meanwhile, the rare braves willing to escape are grim. Why are they so little to want to race forward?

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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