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Tadej Pogacar · France

Arensman Wins 19th Stage of Tour De France, Pogačar Moves Closer to Title

51% Center coverage: 104 sources

LA PLAGNE, France — Dutch rider Thymen Arensman launched a daring solo attack on a long final climb and held on grimly to win the 19th stage of the Tour de France on Friday.See the Story

Tadej Pogacar

Tadej Pogačar Wins Fourth Tour De France Title, Underlining Status as One of Cycling’s Greats

47% Center coverage: 40 sources

By Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — Tadej Pogačar underlined his status as one of cycling’s greats by winning his fourth Tour de France title on Sunday, leaving him just one shy of tying the overall record. Following a thrilling final stage of the three-week-long race, Pogačar safely rolled over the line on the Champs-Élysées in Paris to ensure that he would win the yellow jersey for the second consecutive year. He even tried to win the final stage and …See the Story

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Tour De France 2025: Milan Sprints to Win in Rain While Pogacar Seals 50th Yellow Jersey

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Italian takes honours after crash-disrupted sprint finish as UAE Team Emirates rider maintains overall lead See the Story

Paret-Peintre Wins Tour De France Stage on Mont Ventoux, Where Pogačar Deals Vingegaard Another Blow

43% Left coverage: 73 sources

MONT VENTOUX, France (AP) — Valentin Paret-Peintre triumphed on Mont Ventoux to become the first home rider to win a stage at this year’s Tour de France, while Tadej Pogačar consolidated his overall lead Tuesday. Paret-Peintre followed former yellow jersey holder Ben Healy on a breakaway and then beat the Irish rider in a sprint for the line at the top of the famed barren mountain known as the “Beast of Provence.” Santiago Buitrago was third, 4 …Julian Alaphilippe · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur See the Story

KOM History Made: Tadej Pogačar Sets New Record on Mont Ventoux During Stage 16 of the Tour De France

58% Left coverage: 12 sources

Six fastest Strava times ever set on Ventoux as Pogačar strengthens GC lead while making KOM historyTadej Pogacar · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur See the Story

Tim Wellens Wins Tour De France 15th Stage

40% Left coverage: 48 sources

CARCASSONNE, France — Tim Wellens raced clear on the descent toward Carcassonne to win the 15th stage of the Tour de France on Sunday while three-time champion Tadej Pogačar tightened his hold on the yellow jersey. “I had the opportunity, I took it, and I had legs to finish it, but of course I trade my victory directly for a yellow with Tadej in Paris,” said Wellens, a teammate of Pogačar at UAE Team Emirates-XRG, after his first Tour stage vict…Julian Alaphilippe · Carcassonne See the Story

Arensman Wins Tour De France's Toughest Stage After Grueling Solo Effort

42% Center coverage: 68 sources

Dutch cyclist Thymen Arensman has won the toughest stage of the Tour de France after a solo effort over challenging climbs in the Pyrenees. Arensman attacked with 37 kilometers left and finished first at the Superbagnères ski resort, marking the…Riders · Occitanie See the Story

Evenepoel Abandons Tour De France

38% Center coverage: 42 sources

BAGNERES-DE-LUCHON, France :Belgian Remco Evenepoel abandoned the Tour de France on Saturday during the 14th stage, a 182.6-km mountain trek from Pau to Superbagneres.The Soudal-Quick Step rider, who was third overall, stepped off his bike and entered his team car midway through the ascent of the Col du TourmTadej Pogacar · Czechia See the Story

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