41 years later, no French winner on the Tour
Although the Tour is a big deal for the French, it's been 41 years since a compatriot won a victory in 1985 by the hand of Bernard Hinault.
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Evenepoel, Pogacar and Skjelmos last meters on the Thonon clock
The Belgian Remco Evenepoel flew against the clock in Thonon and won his second straight win on the Tour de France after beating the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar.
Evenepoel flew on Thonon's clock and won his second straight win
The Belgian took 28 seconds ahead of the overall ranking leader, Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, while German Florian Lipowitz suffered a severe fall that forced him to leave the race.
The fall that caused Lipowitz to leave the Tour
Florian Lipowitz suffered a fall in the 16th stage of the Tour de France. In the individual counterclockwork, he lost control on a curve and fell to the ground.
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Vingegaard broke his collarbone
"Due to the severity of the fracture, a surgical operation has been recommended, which will take place in the next few days," the Visma team said.
Battle between Pogacar, Del Toro and Evenepoel in the last few miles
In the final miles of stage 15, Pogacar, Del Toro and Evenepoel have reached the head after capturing the fugitives. The Mexican has tried to attack a couple of times to break the race, but without strength, he has finally had to watch Evenepoelwin the stage.
Evenepoel is running for alternative on the day Vingegaard left the race
The Belgian Red Bull cyclist has demonstrated his strength in Plateau de Solaison by imposing himself on Tadej Pogacar and Isaac del Toro (UAE Team Emirates) in the first stage of the Alps.
The fall that caused Jonas Vingegaard to leave the Tour
Jonas Vingegaard suffered a fall 20 km from the 15th stage finish and had to leave the race. The Visma-Lease A Bike Dane complained of severe shoulder pain and was taken by ambulance after not being able to return to his bike.
ZUZENEAN: Frantziako Tourreko 15. etapa, mendikoa, Champagnole-Plateau de Solaison (184 km)
Frantziako Tourreko 15. etaparen zuzeneko emanaldia: Champagnole-Plateau de Solaison (184 km).