Strong winds saw the race jury cancel the 184km stage 2 of the Tour of Denmark from Svendborg to Odense. Initially shortened, then neutralized, the jury canceled the stage after the riders stopped with 70km to go, invoking the UCI's Extreme Weather Protocol.
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Tour de France off to a solid start for defending champion Pogačar -
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Belgian loses over half a minute to Pogačar and Vingegaard -
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