Stage 14 gave the Tour another show of dominance, but Paul Seixas turned the day into a French coming-of-age story Tadej Pogacar won Stage 14 of the 2026 T& ...
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While Tadej Pogacar draws his circles alone, the fight for the squares becomes a thriller. Paul Seixas shows in Le Markstein that he can keep up with Jonas Vincegaard. Florian Lipowitz and Remco Evenpoel also have good cards.
It was a day when fear was felt in the environment. But he, as always, went to his own, to win and get out of the yellowest Vosges if he could be. In Mulhouse, the second city of France with more museums, a vacant one served as parking for the buses and in Tadej Pogacar it was where most people gathered. Unable to see it. At most the incentive was to photograph his bike.