Tadej Pogacar 'ready for anything' in fight for yellow jersey with Jonas Vingegaard at Tour de France

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.

Tour de FranceVingegaard 'the most disappointed guy going into a yellow jersey in history' — McEwen07/07/2023 AT 12:41 «I feel that I have some sort of momentum, but I don't know if it's over Jonas. I just feel good every day,» Pogacar said. «Today was a good rest day and I'm ready to go racing again tomorrow.

I'm really happy so far with this Tour and feeling better day by day.» One journalist told Pogacar that Jumbo-Visma had said that his climb up the Puy de Dome was some of his finest — if not his very best — 35 minutes of climbing. Pogacar hit back: «They don't know all my trainings or all my race data. They don't know how much I weigh, they don't know a lot about me… I mean, they can assume, but I can tell you it was one of the good [days] but could be better.” Cavendish in squad list for World Championships, Thomas also included Evenepoel to return to defend title at La Vuelta 'No more riding on the front!' — Should Jumbo-Visma and UAE change tactics? With Stage 11 costing him his title last year when he was targeted by a sensational dual attack from Jumbo-Visma duo Vingegaard and Primoz Roglic, Pogacar is determined not to fall victim once more.