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Jonas Vingegaard will contest the Giro d'Italia in 2026 as part of Visma-Lease a Bike’s plan to pursue a Giro-Tour double, with team officials arguing that racing the Giro will boost his form for the Tour de France.
French cyclist Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt won her first women's Tour de France, dominating the race with a strategic attack on the final stage, securing her victory with a significant lead, and adding a prestigious title to her career after Olympic and world championship successes.
The article analyzes five key stages of the Tour de France where the race was won or lost, highlighting how Pogačar's strong performances, especially in time trials and mountain stages, and Vingegaard's efforts, shaped the race outcome, with significant moments on stages 5, 12, 13, 16, and 18 that determined the final GC standings.
The Tour de France will likely keep the Montmartre circuit in the final stage due to its popularity, despite safety concerns, after this year's successful and festive race in Paris with large crowds and exciting attacks.
Tadej Pogačar, after a challenging Tour de France victory, plans to take a break and enjoy time at home in Montecarlo while contemplating his long and short-term future in cycling.
Tadej Pogačar hinted at the possibility of retiring around 2028, after the Paris Olympics, citing fatigue and the mental and physical toll of racing. Despite this, he remains motivated and under contract until 2030, with plans to continue competing in major races like Roubaix and San Remo. His comments suggest he is aware of the physical and mental challenges of professional cycling and may prioritize enjoying the sport over extending his career indefinitely.
The article describes the dramatic and challenging final stage of the Tour de France in Paris, highlighting the new Montmartre climb that added a classic-style racing element, culminating in Wout van Aert's impressive victory and a memorable, rain-soaked celebration in the city.
The 2025 Tour de France showcased significant technological advancements, especially in aerodynamics and weight reduction, driven by innovations in bike design and rider positioning, with a focus on efficiency and performance, influenced by experts like Dan Bigham.
Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France but remains non-committal about future goals, indicating he's not currently planning his next steps in racing.
Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France, defeating Jonas Vingegaard by over four minutes, with notable performances from Wout van Aert and emerging talents like Florian Lipowitz and Ben Healy, highlighting a race filled with memorable moments and new stars.
Wout Van Aert delivered a spectacular solo victory on the final stage of the Tour de France, outpacing Tadej Pogačar in a challenging and technical finish, reaffirming his status as a top cyclist.
Wout van Aert won the final stage of the Tour de France in Paris, soloing to victory and dropping the yellow jersey Tadej Pogačar, marking his second Paris win and a culmination of his efforts throughout the race.
Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France title, solidifying his status as one of cycling's greats, finishing ahead of Jonas Vingegaard and securing multiple jerseys including the yellow, polka-dot, and white jerseys.
Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth Tour de France title despite Wout van Aert winning the final stage in Paris, with Pogacar finishing second and tying with Chris Froome for most Tour wins.
Tadej Pogacar won his fourth Tour de France in Paris, dominating the race and beating Jonas Vingegaard by nearly four and a half minutes, while Wout van Aert won stage 21. Pogacar, also a winner of multiple other major races, expressed satisfaction and anticipation for future competitions like the Vuelta a España.