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Tour de France GC standings – Tadej Pogačar continues in yellow jersey after sprint stage into Bergerac
Peloton back to mid-mountain terrain to close out first week of the Tour de France on Sunday -
As it happened: Another bunch sprint decides stage 8 of the 2026 Tour de France after breakaway rider caught in final 2km
The sprinters will be happy with a 180km run through the Dordogne from Périgueux to Bergerac with just 1,150 metres of climbing -
Stage 9 of Tour de France shortened amid 'red alert' heatwave warning in central France
Final 30km to be cut from route as ASO forced to make adjustments in face of ongoing high temperatures -
Tour de France: Tim Merlier claims back-to-back victories on stage 8 with furious sprint into Bergerac
Biniam Girmay second, Olav Kooij third as breakaway rider Liam Slock caught on the run-in to Bergerac
