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Vingegaard 'Stronger than Ever' as Tour De France Start Looms
- Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard stated that he is stronger than ever as he prepares for the Tour de France title challenge against Tadej Pogacar, starting Saturday in Lille.
- Vingegaard aims to reclaim the Tour title he lost last year to Pogacar, finishing over six minutes behind in second place after facing serious injuries earlier this year.
- The rivalry between Vingegaard and Pogacar continues, as Pogacar recently defeated Vingegaard at the Criterium du Dauphine by 59 seconds.
- Vingegaard will compete with a strong team, including Giro d'Italia winner Simon Yates and Vuelta a Espana champion Sepp Kuss, whom he describes as a 'strong team.
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The Dane, sure of his strength before the departure of Lille on Saturday, believes that he has never been in such good shape with the best team in the world at his side.
Vingegaard says he is stronger than ever ahead of Tour de France
LILLE, France - Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard declared himself stronger than ever on Friday, as he prepares to challenge reigning champion Tadej Pogacar for the Tour de France title when the 112th edition begins in Lille on Saturday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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On the eve of the start of the Tour de France starting on 5 July, Jonas Vingegaard assured himself to be "stronger than ever", and ready to win against his rival Tadej Pogacar.
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