Tim Merlier surges to Tour de France 2026 hat-trick on stage 12 but crash hits sprinters ⊖
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Soudal Quick-Step rider pips Kooij and Philipsen
Tadej Pogacar safely retains yellow jersey
The likely final sprint stage of this year’s Tour de France was won by Tim Merlier, of the Soudal Quick-Step …
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Updates from the 179.1km stage to Chalon-sur-Saône
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Here’s a quick look at today’s stage:
A farewell to the fast men. It’s stage 12 and there is eve…
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Stage eight: Tadej Pogacar untroubled in overall lead
Merlier produces superb sprint for second day
Tim Merlier sprinted to his second consecutive victory in this year’s Tour de France, on stage eight,…
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Tim Merlier powers to win on stage seven in sprint
Pogacar keeps overall advantage over Vingegaard
Tim Merlier of the Soudal-Quick Step team won the seventh stage of the Tour de France in a classic spr…
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Updates from 182km ride, Pau to Luchon-Superbagnères
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In summary, Pogacar rules the waves, and the hills, and almost the flat, too.
Eddy Merckx is the …
Sprinters take over after Van der Poel caught in final km
Tadej Pogacar remains top of general classification
Tim Merlier, frustrated 24 hours earlier after puncturing on the run-in to Laval, won stage…
Remco Evenepoel able to get up after he also crashed
Defending champion Pogacar gets climber’s jersey
Tim Merlier took stage three of the Tour de France in Dunkirk, after the points classification lead…
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My colleague Jeremy Whittle has written about Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard’s rivalry – sur…
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On the 50th anniversary of the first Tour finish on the Champs-Élysées, we could be in for a cliffhanger finish
The climbs of Mont Cassel and Le Mont Noir won’t be enough to split the peloton, so this…
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