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Pello Bilbao sprinted to his first Tour de France stage victory and also gained significant time in the overall standings, which were still led by Jonas Vingegaard at the end of the tricky 10th stage on Tuesday.
Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious) savoured a «special» win in memory of his late team-mate Giro Mader at the 2023 Tour de France on Tuesday. Mader, a former stage winner at the Giro d'Italia, died following a crash on a descent at the Tour of Switzerland in June. Ad The peloton has been awash with #rideforGino stickers at the Tour, while Bilbao has promised to donate €1 to a reforestation charity – a cause close to Mader's heart – for each rider who finishes behind him on a stage, with his donation doubled for stage victories.
ISSOIRE, France : Pello Bilbao wanted to ride the Tour de France in memory of his former team mate Gino Mader, who died following a crash in Switzerland last month, and on Tuesday he secured a poignant victory as he won the 10th stage in smart and gritty fashion.
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.
The yellow and white jerseys in an early breakaway; a misfiring French hope battling off the back; a stellar move with a former double world champion in the mix; old friends Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel joining forces in a vain pursuit; a plucky escapee almost going the distance; and an eventual winner riding in the memory of a fallen team-mate… Stage 10 of the Tour de France had a bit of everything – and then some. “Glorious,” said Carlton Kirby.
Mia Hamm calls it «the longest 11 minutes of my life.»
Jasper Philipsen won his third stage of the Tour de France in Bordeaux on Friday, overtaking a bitterly disappointed Mark Cavendish in a last-gasp effort after a see-saw struggle to the line.
Reigning world champion Remco Evenepoel will return to La Vuelta this year. Evenepoel had initially targeted the Giro d'Italia this year.