Tour De France Stage 17 Final Kilometre Crash Ends Tim Merlier's Sprint Hopes, Leaves Biniam Girmay in Pain

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Already winner of two stages on the Tour de France 2025, Tim Merlier was caught in a fall under the Red Flame on Wednesday in Valencia.

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Without the Belgian Tim Merlier or the Eritrean Biniam Girmay, discarded after a fall to 800 meters of goal, it was Jonathan Milan who took the victory to the esprint this Wednesday in the 17th stage of the Tour de France. The Italian colossus of the Lidl-Trek, of 1.96 meters in height, pocketed 50 points that reinforce his green leotard and clear the way to be able to dress in Paris on Sunday the tunic that rewards the most regular runner on ar…

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The winner of his second stage on the Tour de France 2025, Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) dominated in the sprint a small group on the finish line of the 17th stage of the Tour de France. An arrival in a small committee caused by a spectacular fall under the red flame involving notably Anthony Turgis (TotalEnergies) Biniam Girmay (Intermarché-Wanty) and Tim Merlier (Soudal Quick-Step). Another competitor involved in this misadventure: Cyril Barthe (…

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The rain didn't bode well. A massive crash, caused by a shoulder duel at the front, marred the final stage. Tim Merlier miraculously escaped a fall, but Biniam Girmay wasn't so lucky. The Eritrean rider crashed hard and suffered an injury (probably to his wrist). Watch the footage below.

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The final of the 17th stage of the Tour de France was overshadowed by some falls. The Belgian Tim Merlier was also wrapped up. Afterwards he shoots against some competitors.