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Evenepoel and Pogacar Shine in Tour de France 2025 Stage 5
sports7 months ago

Evenepoel and Pogacar Shine in Tour de France 2025 Stage 5

Remco Evenepoel won stage five of the Tour de France with a strong time trial performance, while Tadej Pogacar took the yellow jersey, becoming the first rider since 1970 to wear the yellow, green, and polka-dot jerseys simultaneously. The race saw significant shifts in the general classification standings, with Evenepoel moving closer to the lead and Pogacar gaining the iconic yellow jersey.

Olympic Cyclist Remco Evenepoel Injured in Postal Van Crash
sports1 year ago

Olympic Cyclist Remco Evenepoel Injured in Postal Van Crash

Double Olympic gold medallist Remco Evenepoel sustained multiple fractures after colliding with a postal van while training in Belgium. The 24-year-old cyclist, who recently had a successful season with Olympic golds and a third-place finish in the Tour de France, suffered injuries to his rib, shoulder blade, and hand. The incident is under investigation, and Evenepoel's team, Soudal Quick-Step, confirmed his condition. Despite the crash, Evenepoel remains focused on future competitions, including the Tour de France in 2025.

Pogačar and Carapaz Shine in Thrilling Tour de France Stage 17
sports1 year ago

Pogačar and Carapaz Shine in Thrilling Tour de France Stage 17

Stage 17 of the 2024 Tour de France saw Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel attacking Jonas Vingegaard, with Pogačar successfully distancing his rivals and solidifying his position in the yellow jersey. Evenepoel also gained time on Vingegaard, moving closer to second place overall. Despite the intense GC battle, Richard Carapaz emerged victorious in the stage.

Mass Crash at Critérium du Dauphiné Neutralizes Stage, Injures Top Cyclists
sports1 year ago

Mass Crash at Critérium du Dauphiné Neutralizes Stage, Injures Top Cyclists

Remco Evenepoel and Primož Roglič were involved in a mass crash during stage 5 of the Critérium du Dauphiné, leading to the stage being neutralized. Both riders, who were returning from previous injuries, suffered fresh blows just weeks before the Tour de France. The crash, caused by wet roads, affected numerous riders and led to a lengthy delay and the eventual neutralization of the stage due to insufficient medical provisions.