Tour de France 2022 LIVE: Stage 15 route updates as Jonas Vingegaard retains yellow jersey over Tadej Pogacar
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Pata Yamaha’s Toprak Razgatlioglu showcased his continuing affinity with Donington Park as he claimed his second victory of the weekend on Sunday morning.
Primoz Roglic has made the decision to withdraw from the Tour de France ahead of the start of Stage 15. Roglic suffered a nasty fall on Stage 5 from Lille to Arenberg, colliding with a hay bale in an incident that left him with excruciating back pain. Ad/> The Slovenian carried on bravely through the Alps section of the race, fulfilling a critical role in getting Jumbo-Visma team-mate Jonas Vingegaard into the yellow jersey on Stage 11.
Jonas Vingegaard has joked that Tadej Pogacar «might even attack him on the rest day» as he revealed the constant threat the Slovenian is posing to his GC ambitions. Jumbo-Visma's Vingegaard assumed the race lead from Pogacar after a brilliant, coordinated assault on the Slovenian on Stage 11 in the high Alpine mountains. But Pogacar wants his revenge, and has attacked constantly since that day in a bid to rescue the yellow jersey, even trying a dig 185km out from the finish on Saturday's run up to Mende.
While sprint qualifying races have divided opinion among those in the paddock, F1 says that feedback from fans is hugely positive.
Fred Kerley declared it «amazing to be among the greats» after sealing the 100m crown at the World Championships in Eugene. Kerley edged home by just two hundredths from both Marvin Bracy and Trayvon Brommell, having trailed in the early part of the race.
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Fred Kerley was crowned the 100m world champion ahead of American teammates Marvin Bracy and Trayvon Bromell in Eugene on Saturday night, before warning the USA are determined to achieve global domination on the sprint track.