The New York Times – Sports:
What started as a tense two-man battle became a foregone conclusion when Tadej Pogacar couldn’t stay with Vingegaard in the 17th stage.
Category: Pogacar, Tadej
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It’s an Honor to Wear This Jersey. It’s Also Kind of a Pain.
The New York Times – Sports:
The yellow jersey worn by the Tour de France race leader can sometimes be an uncomfortable fit.
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With a Burst in a Time Trial, a Dane Nears Victory in the Tour
The New York Times – Sports:
Jonas Vingegaard of Denmark held a narrow lead over Slovenia’s Tadej Pogacar going into Tuesday’s hilly stage. When it was over, Vingegaard was the odds-on favorite to win.
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Pogacar Gains on Vingegaard at the Tour de France
The New York Times – Sports:
An incremental strategy closes the gap but doesn’t change the yellow jersey, for now.
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Pogacar Cuts Further Into Vingegaard’s Tour de France Lead
The New York Times – Sports:
The cycling race returned to the formidable Puy de Dôme after 35 years.
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Tour de France Becomes a ‘Big, Big Battle’ Between Pogacar and Vingegaard
The New York Times – Sports:
The two favorites traded attacks in punishing stages in the Pyrenees.
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Tour de France: Vingegaard vs. Pogacar Is the Race to Watch
The New York Times – Sports:
The 110th edition of cycling’s greatest race begins Saturday in Spain. Here’s a primer on the stars, the squads and the story lines.
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Jonas Vingegaard Set to Win Tour de France on Second Try
The New York Times – Sports:
Vingegaard, 25 and a professional cyclist for only three years, held an insurmountable lead as the Tour prepared to roll into Paris.
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Jonas Vingegaard All but Clinches Tour de France With Win in Pyrenees
The New York Times – Sports:
A Danish rider looking to defend his lead instead widens it, effectively finishing off his biggest rival with only days to go.