Tour de France
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 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).
Beautiful rivalry between favourites in the final miles of the 14th stage of the Tour de France
Pogacar has shown his superiority at another stage of the mountain, further strengthening his leadership. Carapaz has also made his attempt by scoring the getaway of the day, but at the end he has been captured and overcome by the group of favorites.
With Pogacar showing off Le Markstein, he has put the Tour on track
The heavy attack by the Col du Haag at the port has allowed the Slovenian cyclist to cross the finish line alone. This is his 25th stage victory on the Tour de France, the fourth in this edition, which has dealt a decisive blow to the overall ranking.
LIVE: Alpine stage of the Tour de France, Mulhouse – Le Markstein Fellering (155.3 km)
Live broadcast of the 14th stage of the Tour de France, Mulhouse-Le Markstein Fellering (155.3 km). Hard day in the French Alps, with four qualifying ports , including three of the first category: Grand Ballon, Ballon d'Alsace and Col du Haag.
Ion Izagirre: It's been a massive getaway from the beginning
The Cofidis cyclist shared the sensations of today's stage, in which they had to climb the port of Allon d'Alsace.
Schmid and Tejada's attack and the sprint that decided the stage
Mauro Schmid was the fastest in the thirteenth stage of the Tour de France. The Swiss cyclist beat Harold Tejada in a tight final sprint.
Schmid beat Tejada on the Belfort getaway
Schmid and Tejada have missed 16 kilometers on the run, and the fight between the two has been decided on the sprint, while Tom Pidcock has climbed the podium of the Tour.
Gaviria had to leave the Tour after falling into the final sprint and breaking her collarbone
The Colombian cyclist of the Caja Rural Navarro team, who fell within 200 metres of the finish line, took several runners ahead and crossed the finish line with his arm stopped.
Xabier Usabiaga will discuss the first rounds of the Tour champions
Paul Seixas, a 19-year-old cyclist, has been the subject of debate in recent months. This year's Tour is being his first big round, but should he be there?
Merlier's sprint victory and Gaviria's goal fall
Tim Merlier (Soudal) won the 12th stage in the esprint, in which Fernando Gaviria (Caja Rural) suffered a major fall in the finish line that broke the sprint and took several runners with him. Kooij (Decathlon) was second and Philips (Alpecin) third.
Merlier won his third win in the Chalon-sur-Saon sprint
In the last mile there has been a fall and several cyclists have gone to the ground. This Thursday the platoon has also taken the day's getaway and has not reached the finish line, nor have attempts in the last few miles been rewarded.
Pogacar: "There was a drum on the road, and I nearly fell 55 kilometers an hour."
"You can lose the Tour every day, and today's is a clear example of that," said the Slovenian, who on the other hand described his "participation" in the fastest stage in the history of the Tour as "brilliant."
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.
A crowded and confused sprint gave the victory to Søren Wærenskjold
Søren Wærenskjoldof Uno X Mobility won the 11th stage of the Tour de France. The Norwegian sought a hole in a massive sprint and attacked in time and won his first win of the season. Olav Kooij (Decathlon) entered second and Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin) third.
Norwegian Soren Waerenskjold, the strongest in Nevers' turbulent sprint
The Dane Anton Charmig, the Portuguese Nelson Oliveira and the Breton Mathis Le Berre were the protagonists of the day's getaway, but the platoon caught them just five kilometers from the finish line.
Pogacarren erasoa, Col de Font de Ceren: 46 segundora zuen Carapaz harrapatu du… 700 metrotan
Frantziako Tourreko hamargarren etapako azken mendatean (hirugarren mailakoa zen hori), Tadej Pogacarrek aurrera egin du, Richard Carapazen atzetik zihoan multzotik; lasterketako liderrak berehala harrapatu du EF Educationeko txirrindularia, eta segituan aurreratu du, gainera.
Pogacar gives the Tour another bite in Le Lioran
The race leader attacked hard 15 kilometers from the finish line on the Pertús climb, and the favourites were unable to follow the Slovenian wheel. Moreover, the UAE star quickly hit and overtook Richard Carapaz when the Ecuadorian had already escaped.