Tadej Pogacar praying for miracle in Tour de France's final mountain test
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Pogacar says team spirit is high despite setbacks
PEYRAGUDES, France : Defending Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar said the morale in the UAE Emirates camp was high despite the team being reduced to four riders due to injury and illness for the final days of the race.
Defending Tour de France champion Pogacar loses key teammate
Defending Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar lost a third UAE Emirates teammate when his lieutenant Rafal Majka pulled out injured ahead of Wednesday's mountain stage 17 climb to Peyregudes.
Vingegaard shadows Pogacar to stay in control on the Tour de France
FOIX, France :Tadej Pogacar went on the offensive as promised but was never in a position to unsettle Tour de France overall leader Jonas Vingegaard in the first of three key mountain stages on Tuesday.
Pogacar 'will give everything' in bid regain Tour de France lead from Vingegaard
Tadej Pogacar has vowed to “give everything” and not “have any regrets” as he looks to overhaul Tour de France leader Jonas Vingegaard.
Tour de France: 'I'll keep the dream alive' - Chris Froome determined to reach 'old level' after Stage 12 heroics
Chris Froome believes there is now «nothing holding him back» as he strives to get back to his best. The four-time Tour de France winner has been battling the effects of serious injury following his career-threatening high-speed crash in 2019.
‘Respect the Tour’ - Philippa York slams Primoz Roglic's decision to pull out of the Tour de France
Philippa York has slammed Primoz Roglic's decision to withdraw from the Tour de France and questioned the Slovenian’s appetite for competing in cycling’s biggest event. Jumbo-Visma announced the news on Sunday, with the 32-year-old failing to deal with a back injury he sustained following a crash in stage 5. Ad/> York believes the announcement has become far less palatable, with Roglic due to defend his title at the Vuelta a Espana in just under four weeks’ time.
I was losing faith says Britain's resurgent Froome
CARCASSONNE, France : It has been more than 1,500 days since Chris Froome last won a race but the four-time Tour de France champion has an unwavering certainty he can still improve, although there were moments he was losing faith after a career-threatening freak crash in 2019.