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The Latest Breaking News from the Tour de France

The Tour de France is over, but Tadej Pogačar is still running up the score – Analysis

Slovenian takes retribution for Col de la Loze and Hautacam defeats with exhibition at Isola 2000

Cycling News

'The fight for the win is over' – Jonas Vingegaard concedes Tour de France title to Tadej Pogačar at Isola 2000

Dane now 5:03 behind after Visma-Lease a Bike’s Bonette plan stalls

Cycling News

AP PHOTOS: The race to capture fleeting scenes from the Tour de France

The three-week Tour de France goes by in the blink of an eye

The Independent UK

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Pogacar Wins 19th Stage To Close On Tour De France Triumph

Tadej Pogacar climbed to a convincing victory on stage 19 of the Tour de France on Friday, extending his overall lead over defending champion Jonas Vingegaard to close on a historic Tour-Giro double.

International Business Times

Mark Cavendish makes time limit on stage 19 - and four other tales of riders who survived the Tour de France cut-off

Brit finishes with more than five minutes to spare on Isola 2000

Cycling Weekly

Pogacar clinches stage 19 in Tour de France with attack on final climb

Tadej Pogacar overtook three riders on the final 16-kilometer climb to win stage 19 of the Tour de France in the southern Alps on Friday. Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard finished sixth and now stands more than five minutes behind his main rival with two stages to go.

France 24

Sports quiz of the week: champions, decorated signings and Euro 2024

Test your knowledge on the past seven days in the world of sport, including Wimbledon, the Euros and the Tour de France

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Tour de France stage 19 LIVE: Result and standings as Tadej Pogacar pulls off stunning win in yellow jersey

Tadej Pogacar landed surely the winning blow to see off Jonas Vingegaard’s brave challenge with a fourth stage victory of this Tour de France

The Independent UK

Tour de France ITT finale in Nice 'test of nerves and descending prowess' - Joe Dombrowski's stage 21 analysis

Retired WorldTour veteran uses his local knowledge to provide insights on climbing-heavy course

Cycling News

How do Tour de France time cuts work?

Any riders finishing too far behind are eliminated from the race - we look into the details of the complicated system

Cycling Weekly

Nice and easy: a leisurely cycle, with dog, along the final stage of the Tour de France

The riders won’t have time to take in the beauty of Nice’s Promenade des Anglais, but they’re missing two centuries of seaside architectural treasures

The Guardian - UK

'I'm sorry': Uncontrollable tears for Tour de France rider who just misses out on stage win

What if that was Mattéo Vercher's one and only opportunity to win a stage in the Tour de France?

Cycling Weekly

'You can't imagine how much they supported me' - Victor Campenaerts takes heartfelt Tour de France stage win for family

'I was there all the time with my pregnant girlfriend; she gave birth two weeks before we left Sierra Nevada' says Belgian after spending nine weeks at altitude to prepare for Tour de France

Cycling News

$Amaury Capiot fractures sacrum, pelvis in Tour de France sprint lead-out crash$

Amaury Capiot fractures sacrum, pelvis in Tour de France sprint lead-out crash

Arkéa-B&B Hotels rider forced to abandon on stage 14 after collision with Lotto-Dstny's Maxim Van Gils in stage 13 sprint

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Tour de France: Victor Campenaerts surges from three-rider breakaway for stage 18 victory

Mattéo Vercher second, Michal Kwiatkowski third in Barcelonnette sprint after a heavy day of climbing

Cycling News

'It's a shame that I missed the shot' - Wout van Aert forced to settle for ninth in Tour de France breakaway

'I was kind of on the limit on the top of the KOM' says Visma-Lease a Bike rider

The Guardian - UK

Campenaerts denies Ineos elusive Tour de France stage win with late surge

Ineos Grenadiers suffered another near miss after Victor Campenaerts outsprinted the former world champion Michal Kwiatkowski to win stage 18

Cycling News

As it happened - Breakaway wins Tour de France stage 18 as GC battle pauses

Victor Campenaerts takes victory on brutal day in the heat ahead of Vercher and Kwiatkowski in Barcelonnette

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Cycling Weekly

Much ado about nothing, or a serious problem? Covid at the Tour de France

It's mask on time, but the vibe is one of acceptance from many teams at the race

Cycling News

'One card to play and we played an ace' – Capturing Carapaz's Tour de France stage 17 win

'Obviously it was a gamble bringing him here but ultimately you can see the level of natural talent that guy has' says team manager Vaughters

Cycling News

'It's just a pretty simple test' – Tour de France leader Tadej Pogačar confirms use of carbon monoxide rebreather

Slovenian says he doesn't know mystery message board user 'Mou,' says leaked training information is 'mostly wrong'

Cycling News

Aggressive Visma-Lease a Bike opt for breaks not late attacks on Tour de France mountain stage

Jonas Vingegaard loses two seconds to Tadej Pogačar, 12 to Remco Evenepoel in welter of final GC moves

Cycling Weekly

Tadej Pogačar still prone to 'stupid instinct' as his attacks continue in week three of the Tour de France

The yellow jersey says he has great form, despite losing time to rival Evenepoel

The Guardian - UK

Classy Carapaz claims Tour de France stage 17 win after fiery return to Alps

Richard Carapaz, the Olympic road race champion, won stage 17 of the Tour de France in Superdévoluy after catching the British rider Simon Yates

Cycling Weekly

Spare a thought for the sprinters: With five stages left, the Tour de France is now an uphill battle for the fast men

It's now a game of survival rather than victory as the Tour heads to its Alpine conclusion

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