Tadej Pogacar praying for miracle in Tour de France's final mountain test
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Tour de France Femmes 2022: 'To be a woman in cycling you have to be crazy' - Audrey Cordon-Ragot
“People are not ready” for the impact of the inaugural Tour de France Femmes, according to Audrey Cordon-Ragot (Trek-Segafredo). Starting from Paris and ending with an epic summit finish, the eight-day race has a bit of everything as the women’s peloton races across the roads, cobbles and mountains of north-east France. Ad/> “To be a woman in cycling you have to be crazy,” Cordon-Ragot says on the latest Power of Sport episode.
Tour de France 2022 stage 18 preview: Route map and profile of 143km road to Hautacam
The 2022 Tour de France is set for a dramatic final mountain duel between Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard in Stage 18, with the Col d’Aubisque, Col de Spandelles and summit finish at Hautacam offering the possibility of a dramatic late twist in the Pyrenees.
Bristol City coach reveals how Stefan Bajic stood out from 12 targets as No1 race intensifies
Stefan Bajic was the pick of the bunch out of 12 goalkeepers coach Pat Mountain watched in great detail over the summer.
Charles Oliveira dares Islam Makhachev to take him down at UFC 280
UFC lightweight king Charles Oliveira has laid down a huge challenge to Islam Makhachev ahead of their UFC 280 showdown.
Sheffield Wednesday player ratings as Ben Heneghan sparkles in Rayo Vallecano defeat
Confidently played out from the back. There were few occasions where Stockdale was called upon. Could do nothing about the own goal. Made a top clearance after a poor back pass from Famewo.
Tour de France: Pogacar wins Pyrenees duel but Vingegaard cements overall lead
Pogacar's late acceleration at the top of the final climb, a 8-km effort at 7.8%, earned him his third win in this year's Tour and gave him a 10-second time bonus.
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.