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Former Giro d'Italia champion Jai Hindley seized the Tour de France's yellow jersey on Wednesday after claiming the first mountain stage of this year's race during an eventful ride in the Pyrenees.
Demi Vollering took possession of the yellow jersey in the Tour de France Femmes on Saturday by winning the penultimate stage in sensational style.
Felix Gall won stage 17, billed as the "Queen" stage with 69km of Alpine climbing, ahead of Simon Yates.
With just one week of racing left in the Tour de France, the duel for the ages between Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar could still go either way.
Dutch climber Wout Poels won the 15th stage, raced in the shadow of Mont Blanc.
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates) says he is prepared for anything Jumbo-Visma will throw at him in the remainder of the Tour de France. Pogacar currently trails the yellow jersey of Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) by 17 seconds ahead of Stage 10. Ad The Tour so far has seen the pair fight it out in GC, with Vingegaard currently keeping his nose just ahead despite leaking time on Sunday's climb of the iconic Puy de Dome.
Jumbo-Visma paid a price for not adapting their plans to the shifting scenario on Stage 6 of the Tour de France, leaving Jonas Vingegaard as “probably the most disappointed guy going into a yellow jersey in history,” according to Robbie McEwen. Vingegaard put time into his big general classification rival Tadej Pogacar on Stage 5, as the Slovenian was unable to hold the wheel and said his legs were not good. Ad Jumbo seemed keen to repeat the trick, but the scenario was different as Pogacar was able to hold the wheel on the Col du Tourmalet.
CAUTERETS-CAMBASQUE, France : Tadej Pogacar bounced back in vintage fashion to win the sixth stage of the Tour de France on Thursday, gaining a psychological edge over Jonas Vingegaard even though the defending champion took the overall leader's yellow jersey.