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'Paul Seixas mania has begun' – Amid French fervour, the great home hope ignites his Tour de France
News Teenage prodigy climbs two places to fourth overall, only 15 seconds off the podium after stage 14
'I suffered quite a bit from the rain' - tenacious Remco Evenepoel retains podium spot at Tour de France despite struggling on stage 14 final ascent
News Belgian fights back well after difficult moments on Col du Haag
'It was certainly not a bad day' - Jonas Vingegaard remains upbeat despite latest time loss to Tadej Pogačar on Tour de France stage 14
News Dane slips to 4:30 on UAE Team Emirates-XRG leader overall despite tenacious ride on final climb
'He’s missing a little bit compared to other Tours' – Tadej Pogačar observes Jonas Vingegaard's weaknesses at Tour de France
Slovenian now 4:30 clear of Dane on GC as crushing Tour domination continues
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'Paul Seixas mania has begun' – Amid French fervour, the great home hope ignites his Tour de France
Teenage prodigy climbs two places to fourth overall, only 15 seconds off the podium after stage 14 -
'I suffered quite a bit from the rain' - tenacious Remco Evenepoel retains podium spot at Tour de France despite struggling on stage 14 final ascent
Belgian fights back well after difficult moments on Col du Haag -
'It was certainly not a bad day' - Jonas Vingegaard remains upbeat despite latest time loss to Tadej Pogačar on Tour de France stage 14
Dane slips to 4:30 on UAE Team Emirates-XRG leader overall despite tenacious ride on final climb
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'He’s missing a little bit compared to other Tours' – Tadej Pogačar observes Jonas Vingegaard's weaknesses at Tour de France
Slovenian now 4:30 clear of Dane on GC as crushing Tour domination continues -
Baloise Ladies Tour: Nienke Veenhoven sprints to second stage win on stage 3b in Maaseik
Maike van der Duin (Canyon-Sram) is second and Gladys Verhulst-Wild (AG Insurance-Soudal) third -
'Probably a mistake' – Tom Pidcock tumbles back down the Tour de France top 10 after more breakaway antics
Briton manages to infiltrate another breakaway but pays the price
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Tour de France GC standings: Race leader extends gaps as maiden Col du Haag climb tightens battle for podium
Tom Pidcock drops to ninth as Tadej Pogačar increases lead to 4:30 on Jonas Vingegaard -
As it happened: GC drama on the slopes of the Col du Haag during stage 14 of the Tour de France
Starting in Mulhouse, the 155.3km stage 14 packs 3,800 metres of climbing into a stage short on distance but unrelenting in difficulty, and very likely the moment the GC battle truly ignites at Le Markstein -
Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar’s late attack on Col du Haag nabs solo stage 14 win as Isaac del Toro outsprints Paul Seixas and Jonas Vingegaard to take second
Race leader extends his overall lead, as battle for GC podium tightens while Tom Pidcock drops to ninth on GC
