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Pogacar Reclaims Tour De France Lead
OCCITANIE, FRANCE, JUL 17 – Tadej Pogacar won the first hors catégorie mountain stage with a 2:10 lead over Jonas Vingegaard, reclaiming the yellow jersey and leading by 3 minutes 31 seconds overall.
- On July 17, 2025, Tadej Pogacar took back the leader’s jersey in the Tour de France by winning the 12th stage with a powerful finish atop the Hautacam climb in the Pyrenees.
- Pogacar’s victory followed a crash on Stage 11 that left him bruised and cut, but medical checks confirmed no serious injury, allowing him to continue competing.
- On the challenging 13.5-km climb averaging a 7.9% gradient, Pogacar launched his attack 12 kilometers from the top, ultimately crossing the finish line more than two minutes in front of his main competitor, Jonas Vingegaard.
- Pogacar dedicated his win to Samuele Privitera, a 19-year-old Italian rider who died following a crash at the Giro della Valle d’Aosta earlier that week.
- Pogacar now leads Vingegaard by over three and a half minutes as the race approaches a mountain time trial stage up to Peyragudes and closes on its July 27 Paris finish.
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Tadej Pogacar, the defending champion of the title, continues to dominate the tour. It was easy for him to keep the competition in check during mountain time skiing. The German young star Florian Lipowitz also delivers the next strong performance in the Pyrenees.
·Dortmund, Germany
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The Slovenian reigns again in Peyragudes on the day Vingegaard doubled Remco
·Barcelona, Spain
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The world champion won an upgrade at the end of a 12 km solo on the final climb and already counts 3:31 ahead of Vingegaard in general! ...
·Brussels, Belgium
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«Vi-Vi» (Vingegaard/Visma) has overestimated itself. Tadej Pogacar succeeds in the rematch in Hautacam.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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