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Last mile of the seventh stage of the Tour de France
Belgian Tim Merlier was the strongest in the seventh stage of the Tour de France, ahead of Norwegian Soren Waerenskjold and Eritrean Biniam Girmai .
The 33-year-old cyclist, who won two stages last year, another in 2021, has won the third stage in which there has been no change in the overall ranking, in which theSlovenian Tadej Pogacar remains the leader.
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Attack that gave Vollering victory in the 8th stage of the Tour
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Vollering hits the Tour with a solo win that gave him the yellow jersey
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Kasia Niewiadoma won at Mont Ventoux and wore the yellow jersey
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Key moments of the 7th stage of the Tour de France
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Kim Le Court-Pienaar, fastest in the eight-runner sprint at Tournonsur-Rhon
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Le Court-Pienaar steals victory from a group of fugitives at Tournonsur-Rhon, and Reusser is still dressed in yellow
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A motorcycle hit Noemi Ruegg on the climb to Durbize and knocked him off his bike
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Vollering won the fifth stage after beating Reusser and Niewiadoma in a tight sprint
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Vollering dominates the chaos of Belleville-en-Beaujolais and Reusser remains the leader
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Reusser beat Nooijen and Vollering on the clock and dressed in yellow
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