Valentin Paret-Peintre bring home French win on Mont Ventoux – Tour de France

Tadej Pogacar moved closer to a fourth Tour de France crown with a strong defensive showing on Mont Ventoux. Jonas Vingegaard took the fight to the Slovenian with a trio of brutal attacks, before the Dane responded well himself to a late flurry from his great rival. France’s Valentin Paret-Peintre won from the breakaway as he saw off Ben Healy in a thrilling finale on the iconic climb.

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Tim Wellens powers to dominant stage 15 victory – Tour de France

There was yet more success for UAE Team Emirates-XRG at the Tour de France on Sunday as Tadej Pogacar’s team-mate Tim Wellens sealed a dominant victory on Stage 15. The Belgian road champion launched an attack with just over 43km to go and never looked back as UAE clinched their fifth stage win of the Tour so far. Victor Campenaerts took second place.

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Thymen Arensman wins mountainous stage 14 from the break – Tour de France

Tadej Pogacar extended his lead in the fight for the yellow jersey at the Tour de France by six seconds as Thymen Arensman starred from the breakaway to win Stage 14. Pogacar had a rare quiet day, choosing to follow an attack from Jonas Vingegaard in the finale rather than go all-out for the stage victory. Still, he swept past the Dane in the finale to inch closer to a fourth title.

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Tadej Pogacar crushes Stage 13 mountain time trial – Tour de France

Tadej Pogacar is running away with the 2025 Tour de France. The Slovenian stormed to a 21st career stage win in the mountain time trial at Peyragudes, extending his already commanding lead over Jonas Vingegaard to 4’07”. It was a bad day for Remco Evenepoel, who faded on the climb and was caught by Vingegaard, while Pogacar edged closer to Mark Cavendish’s all-time Tour record of 35 stage wins.

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Pogačar stroms into Yellow with dominant stage 12 win – Tour de France

The 2025 Tour de France came alive on Stage 12 as Tadej Pogacar delivered an outrageous solo win on Hautacam. Jonas Vingegaard battled valiantly up the final climb but must overturn three and a half minutes if he wants to get his hands on a third Tour triumph. It was a sobering day for Remco Evenepoel, who was twice dropped, and Ben Healy, who blew up spectacularly and lost the yellow jersey.

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