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Milan Grabs Dauphine Stage Victory and Overall Lead

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Milan Grabs Dauphine Stage Victory and Overall Lead

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Hulking Italian sprinter Jonathan Milan surged away from the pack to win the second stage of the Criterium de Dauphine in Issoire on Monday to take the overall lead from Tadej Pogacar.See the Story

Stewart Sprints to Dauphine Fifth Stage Win, Evenepoel Holds Lead

Stewart Sprints to Dauphine Fifth Stage Win, Evenepoel Holds Lead

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

Eddie Dunbar remains sixth in the Criterium du Dauphine general classification after Jake Stewart took a surprise bunch-sprint victory in a chaotic dash for the line on the 183km fifth stage to Macon.See the Story

Dauphiné Tour: German Cycling Pro Lipowitz Goes Into the Mountains as a Total Second

Dauphiné Tour: German Cycling Pro Lipowitz Goes Into the Mountains as a Total Second

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The German cyclist Florian Lipowitz continues to mix well in the general rehearsal for the Tour de France. Only Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel is in front of him on the Dauphiné tour. Now it goes into the mountains.See the Story

Tour De France: Big-Name Star Ruled Out with Lung Problem

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Australian Michael Matthews will miss this year's Tour de France with a lung problem, his Jayco-AlUla team has confirmed.Cycling · Australia See the Story

Olympic Gold Medallist Cyclist Escapes Unseen Horror Crash with Minor Injuries

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Belgian Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel was left scratching his head after a nasty crash at the Criterium du Dauphine. The Paris 2024 two-time gold medallist was competing at arguably the biggest one-week event of the year when he hit the deck in painful scenes in France. YouTube: Florian BarlettaEvenepoel was left head over heels in scary scenes[/caption] Thankdully there wasn’t any solid contact on the riderYouTube: Florian Barletta He was ab…Tour De France · Belgium See the Story

Pogacar and Vingegaard Battle in Exciting Mountain Stage

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timesng.com: Combloux, France (AP) — Tadej Pogacar of UAE Team Emirates leads the race as it approaches the final stretch, with only 2.2 kilometers remaining. He is clocking in at an impressive 43.85 km/h and remains hopeful of outrunning his competitors. Jonas Vingegaard from Visma Lease a Bike trails closely behind at 48 seconds. This stage […] This post Pogacar and Vingegaard Battle in Exciting Mountain Stage appeared first on Pogacar and Vin…Tadej Pogacar · Combloux See the Story

Andreas Kron Withdraws From Dauphiné

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The ongoing back problems cost the Dane againTour De France · Copenhagen See the Story

Tour De France 2025: How La Plagne Prepares for the Passage of the Grande Boucle - My Stay in the Mountains

A race, yes. But not that. "It will be a real popular and local celebration", martèle Jean-Luc Boch, mayor of La Plagne-Tarentaise. On Friday 25 July, his station will welcome the riders of the Tour de France at the end of a stage of 4,550 meters of positive elevation between Beaufortain and Tarentaise. Twenty-three years that the station had not been on the route of the Grande Boucle. On this occasion, the edile warns: "We put the small dishes …Tour De France · La Plagne-Tarentaise Read Article

Vintage photos show what cross-country road trips looked like in the 1960s

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Cars pulled up to the parking lot in front of Mount Rushmore in the 1960s.A.C. Shelton/ClassicStock/Getty ImagesAmerican families loaded up their station wagons and hit the road in the mid-20th century.Families explored the US as the country was changing, exposing them to different ways of living.But road-tripping in the '60s also came with its own dangers, especially for Black Americans.With the cross-country interstate materializing, automobil…LinkedIn · United States See the Story

Such a Big Sun: This Great Figure of the Tour De France Will Play His Own Role in the Show of France 3!

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Surprise for the lovers of the little queen and of such a big sun: on the 21st of July they will see a well-known figure of the Tour de France appear in the series broadcast on France 3. A wink for the passage between the fifteenth and sixteenth stages of the mythical race, in Montpellier of course. We tell you everything!Tour De France · Montpellier See the Story

Movistar Joins the Tour De France and Surprises Mas, Nairo and Einer

Tour de France Author jshuerfano He started the preparation for the Tour de France 2025, a race that will be held between Saturday 5 and Sunday 27 July, and for which the historical teams hope to make a good presentation, including the Movistar Team although he does not depart favoritism in the gala round.When planning the season, the Movistar technical corps determined that Enric Mas would be the leader of the team during the Tour de France in …Tour De France · Paris Read Article

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