Tour De France: Julian Alaphilippe Says He Shouldn't Come Back to the Grand Boucle
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The double French world champion suggested that he could live on Sunday the last stage of his career on the Tour.
At 34 years old and in difficulty in this 113th edition of the Grande Boucle, the Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe suggested, at the end of the 20th stage, that it was perhaps his last participation in the Tour de France. And if Julian Alaphilippe was travelling his last kilometers on the Tour de France in Paris this Sunday, July 26th? That's what the rider of the Tudor Pro Cycling Team said this Saturday at the end of the 20th stage, at the Alpe d'…
"Don't expect to see me again," the local AFP news agency quoted Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe, two-time world champion and former holder of the yellow jersey at the Tour, as saying after today's penultimate stage of the 113th edition of the Tour de France.
Exhausted after the 20th stage of the Tour de France 2026, Julian Alaphilippe (Tudor) said on Saturday that he had probably played his last Grand Boucle. The Frenchman took part for the eighth time.
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