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Abrahamsen wins Tour de France stage 11 as Pogacar crashes
HAUTE-GARONNE, OCCITANIE, JUL 16 – Jonas Abrahamsen claimed Uno-X Mobility's first Tour de France stage win after recovering from a broken collarbone and capitalizing on Tadej Pogačar's late crash, officials said.
- On Jul 16, 2025 in Toulouse, Jonas Abrahamsen won stage 11 of the Tour de France, marking Uno-X Mobility's first Grand Tour victory.
- The collarbone fracture, which Jonas Abrahamsen said was `two weeks ago`, nearly kept him from racing the Tour de France last month.
- Pogacar's crash outside the 3km safety zone from clipping Tobias Halland Johannessen saw rivals Jonas Vingegaard and Matteo Jorgenson ease the pace, and he reattached his chain to continue.
- Pogacar, Tadej Pogacar appeared unhurt, he said, `We'll see how I recover`, adding that his team is ready for Hautacam.
- On Friday, Stage 12 will cover 180km from Auch to Hautacam, featuring four classified climbs including this year's first hors-catégorie ascent that could shake up the GC.
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Jonas Abrahamsen Wins Dramatic Stage 11 at Tour De France
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. As the stage was drawing to a close, Uno-X's general classification leader caught the front wheel of Tadej Pogacar, sending him skidding to the floor and separating him from the group of GC favourites Sports News | Jonas Abrahamsen Wins Dramatic Stage 11 at Tour De France.
somdnews.com
Tour de France pays respects to 19-year-old cyclist who died after a crash in Italy
AUCH, France (AP) — Tour de France riders applauded for a minute before the 12th stage on Thursday in memory of Samuele Privitera, the 19-year-old Italian who died after a crash while racing in Italy the day before.
Winnipeg Free Press
Pogačar powers to big Pyrenees win to reclaim Tour de France yellow jersey
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The Navarrese passed by Radio MARCA on the occasion of his 61st birthday, in the midst of the Tour de France. 'Miguelon', a living legend of cycling, reviewed his trajectory, reflected on modern cycling, analyzed Pogacar and talked closely about how the sport has changed since his time. As always, with that mixture of humility, sense of humor and clarity that have made him an eternal referent.wf_cms.rss.read_more
The Independent
The Independent (US)Tour de France reaches Pyrenees but Pogacar is on the back foot after stage 11 crash
After an opening week of skirmishes expect battle to seriously commence among the GC contenders today as the race hits the mountains
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