Vingegaard on track for Tour de France title after crushing Pogacar
Jonas Vingegaard climbed into a rock-solid lead in the Tour de France on Wednesday as his main rival Tadej Pogacar lost almost six minutes on the toughest climb on the 21 stages.
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Vingegaard has Tour title in the bag after crushing Pogacar again
COURCHEVEL FRANCE: Jonas Vingegaard climbed into a rock-solid lead in the Tour de France on Wednesday as his main rival Tadej Pogacar lost almost six minutes on the toughest climb on the 21 stages.
Tour de France dream over this year for UAE Team Emirates rider Tadej Pogacar
Tadej Pogacar's dreams of winning a third Tour de France are over after a crushing day's action that saw the UAE Team Emirates rider crack in spectacular fashion.
Gall wins Tour de France 'Queen' stage in Alps; Vingegaard crushes Pogacar for yellow jersey
Felix Gall won stage 17, billed as the "Queen" stage with 69km of Alpine climbing, ahead of Simon Yates.
Gall wins Tour stage 17, Vingegaard extends lead
Felix Gall pipped Simon Yates to victory on stage 17 of the Tour de France as Tadej Pogacar conceded defeat to Jonas Vingegaard in the fight for yellow.
Vingegaard deals Pogacar huge blow in Tour de France time trial
Jonas Vingegaard stormed to victory in the stage 16 time trial at the Tour de France to significantly strengthen his grip on the yellow jersey.
Tom Pidcock 'stuck' between chasing GC and stage wins at Tour de France – Luke Rowe backs podium push
Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers) is «stuck» between pursuing a high overall finish at the 2023 Tour de France and chasing stage wins, according to his team-mate Luke Rowe, who backed the British star to fight for a podium spot. Pidcock wrote off his own hopes of winning the yellow jersey before the first pedal stroke, claiming he was «not good enough» to challenge Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) and Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) this year. Ad Yet he has avoided incident and held his own in the mountains to sit eighth in the general classification after 12 stages, albeit 5'26" back on leader Vingegaard.
Woods claims first Tour de France stage victory as Pogacar closes gap on leader
Canadian Michael Woods charged up the Puy de Dome to beat Matteo Jorgenson to a breakaway victory on stage nine of the Tour de France as Tadej Pogacar clawed back a few more seconds on race leader Jonas Vingegaard.