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Vingegaard, 25 and a professional cyclist for only three years, held an insurmountable lead as the Tour prepared to roll into Paris.
Category: Cycling, Road
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Signs of the Tour
The New York Times – Sports:
The story behind the simple arrows that point the way to victory in cycling’s most prestigious race.
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Jonas Vingegaard All but Clinches Tour de France With Win in Pyrenees
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A Danish rider looking to defend his lead instead widens it, effectively finishing off his biggest rival with only days to go.
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Pogacar Attacks Tour Leader on Iconic Climb, to No Avail
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The picturesque switchbacks and enthusiastic crowds on the ride to Alpe d’Huez make it the most famous climb in cycling.
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Jonas Vingegaard Grabs Tour de France Lead From Tadej Pogacar
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A daring attack near the end of a punishing stage put a Danish rider in the yellow jersey, left Tadej Pogacar in his wake and upended the standings.
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Tadej Pogacar Maintains Tour de France Lead Ahead of Famous Climb
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A race leader’s sprint to the finish line highlighted the narrow margins and tight nerves on the eve of a series of famous climbs this week.
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Extreme Weather Challenges Bikepackers on the Tour Divide Race
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The Tour Divide, a bikepacking race from the Canadian Rockies to the U.S. border with Mexico, has always been a test of fortitude. But extreme weather is making it much more dangerous.
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Suspect in Murder of Off-Road Cyclist Is Arrested in Costa Rica
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Kaitlin Marie Armstrong had been sought in the killing of Anna Moriah Wilson, who was visiting Texas for a cycling competition when she was fatally shot last month.