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Arensman Wins 19th Stage of Tour De France, Pogačar Moves Closer to Title
AUVERGNE-RHÔNE-ALPES, FRANCE, JUL 25 – Thymen Arensman secured his second solo stage win after attacking on the final climb, while Tadej Pogačar holds a 4-minute 24-second lead in the general classification.
- Dutch cyclist Thymen Arensman secured a solo victory at La Plagne by winning the penultimate mountain stage of the Tour de France held on Friday.
- Race organizers shortened the 129.9-kilometer stage to 93.1 kilometers after culling cattle infected with nodular dermatitis near the Col des Saisies.
- Arensman launched a solo attack on the final climb and held off Jonas Vingegaard and overall leader Tadej Pogacar, who finished second and third respectively.
- Arensman said, "I feel absolutely destroyed" and called winning from a breakaway "unbelievable," adding, "I don't know what I just did."
- Pogacar strengthened his overall lead by 4 minutes 24 seconds over Vingegaard, maintaining a strong position with two stages remaining before the final on Sunday.
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There will be no more long climbs at the Tour de France, and Tadej Pogačar still has two more challenging stages to go before his fourth victory in Paris. Today's test in the Jura Mountains from Nantua to Pontarlier (184 km) offers a chance for breakaway riders like Matej Mohorič.
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