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ISSOIRE, France: Pello Bilbao claimed a tear-jerking victory as he prevailed in the 10th stage of the Tour de France on Tuesday (Jul 11), less than a month after his Bahrain-Victorious team mate Gino Mader died following a crash in Switzerland.
Pello Bilbao won a hilly stage 10 of the Tour de France on Tuesday, becoming the first Spaniard in five years to win a stage on the world's biggest bike race.
Pello Bilbao pointed to the sky in memory of his late team-mate Gino Mader as he celebrated his first career Tour de France stage win in Issoire on Tuesday.
A Tour de France billed as a potential all-time classic has so far lived up to expectations as the peloton prepares to resume battle after Monday's well-deserved rest day.
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates) says he is prepared for anything Jumbo-Visma will throw at him in the remainder of the Tour de France. Pogacar currently trails the yellow jersey of Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) by 17 seconds ahead of Stage 10. Ad The Tour so far has seen the pair fight it out in GC, with Vingegaard currently keeping his nose just ahead despite leaking time on Sunday's climb of the iconic Puy de Dome.
There's no better way to warm up the legs after a rest day than 4.8km of uphill goodness. Or at least that's what the peloton will be trying to convince themselves of given that's what is in store from the off on Stage 10 at the 2023 Tour de France. Five categorised climbs await on Tuesday's run from Vulcania to Issoire, with the undulating profile and downhill finish likely to see a big scramble to get in the breakaway.
CLERMONT FERRAND, France : Pressure seems to slide off Tadej Pogacar like water off a duck's back as the two-time champion heads into the second block of racing in the Tour de France locked in a duel with title holder Jonas Vingegaard.
Tadej Pogacar unleashed a devastating turn of speed to win stage six of the Tour de France on Thursday, but defending champion Jonas Vingegaard took the overall race lead 25 seconds ahead of the Slovenian.