I just watched the time trial. It was a great race. Now I wonder if Vingegaard will attack more to try to catch Pogacar off guard. Evenepoel looked strong today.
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Lots of racing left......lots......anything can happen!
Right now MVDP has a 1 second lead over TP in the GC....wow - that's INSANE!!!
Really enjoyed today's Stage win by the Irishman....attacked with 42 KM to go!!!
Stage 6 results
Final results of the 174.2-kilometer Stage 4 from Bayeux to Vire-Normandie at the 2025 Tour de France on Thursday, July 10.
Tour de France 2025 standings
Yellow (overall race leader): Mathieu Van der Poel, Netherlands
Green (points): Jonathan Milan, Italy
Polka dot (mountains): Tim Wellens, Belgium
White (young rider): Remco Evenepoel, Belgium
Final results of the 174.2-kilometer Stage 4 from Bayeux to Vire-Normandie at the 2025 Tour de France on Thursday, July 10.
| Pos. | Rider | Team | Time | Gap | B |
| 1 | Ben Healy | EF Education-Easypost | 04h 24' 10'' | - | B : 10'' |
| 2 | Quinn Simmons | Lidl-Trek | 04h 26' 54'' | 00h 02' 44'' | B : 6'' |
| 3 | Michael Storer | Tudor Pro Cycling Team | 04h 27' 01'' | 00h 02' 51'' | B : 4'' |
| 4 | Edward Dunbar | Team Jayco Alula | 04h 27' 31'' | 00h 03' 21'' | - |
| 5 | Simon Yates | Team Visma | Lease a Bike | 04h 27' 34'' | 00h 03' 24'' | - |
| 6 | William Barta | Movistar Team | 03h 50' 29'' | 00h 03' 29'' | - |
| 7 | Harold Tejada | XDS Astana Team | 04h 28' 02'' | 00h 03' 52'' | - |
| 8 | Mathieu van der Peul | Alpecin-Deceuninck | 04h 28' 08'' | 00h 03' 58'' | - |
| 9 | Tadej PogaÄÂar | UAE Team Emirates XRG | 04h 29' 37'' | 00h 05' 27'' | - |
| 10 | Jonas Vingegaard | Team Visma | Lease a Bike | 04h 29' 37'' | 00h 05' 27'' | - |
- Mathieu van der Poel, Netherlands: 21h 52' 34''
- Tadej PogaÄÂar, Slovenia: 21h 52' 35'' (1 second behind)
- Remco Evenepoel, Belgium: 21h 53' 17'' (43 seconds)
- Kevin Vauquelin, France: 21h 53' 34'' (1 minute)
- Jonas Vingegaard, Denmark: 21h 53' 48'' (1 minute, 14 seconds behind)
- Matteo Jorgenson, USA: 21h 53' 57'' (1 minute, 23 seconds)
- Joao Almeida, Portugal: 21h 54' 33'' (1 minute, 59 seconds)
- Ben Healy, Ireland: 21h 54' 35 (2 minute, 1 second)
- Florian Lipowitz, Germany: 21h 55' 06'' (2 minutes, 32 seconds)
- Primoz Roglic, Slovenia: 21h 55' 10'' (2 minutes, 36 seconds)
Yellow (overall race leader): Mathieu Van der Poel, Netherlands
Green (points): Jonathan Milan, Italy
Polka dot (mountains): Tim Wellens, Belgium
White (young rider): Remco Evenepoel, Belgium
I know. These short attacks at the end of the stages are just picking up seconds here and there. We will see how much the competition has in the mountains coming up. Vingegaard hasn’t really attacked yet.
I bartered with them and was able to renew for 25 per year...FYI.
I missed the race today due to work and will watch tonight. But I did peek at the results.......and this......
Tadej Pogacar dedicated his memorable victory on stage 12 of the Tour de France to Samuele Privitera, the young cyclist who died during a race in Italy this week.
Privitera, 19, crashed during the opening stage of the Giro della Valle d’Aosta in the Italian Alps. The Hagens Berman Jayco rider reportedly came off his bike during a descent, losing his helmet and colliding with a gate. He was taken to hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
After pulling away from the rest of his rivals to win atop the towering Hautacam climb in the Pyrenees on Thursday, reclaiming the yellow jersey in the process, Pogacar paid tribute to Privitera.
“This stage can go for Samuele, to all his family,†he said. “It was really sad, it was the first thing I read in the morning, and I was thinking in the last kilometre about him and how tough this sport can be, and how much pain it can cause.â€Â
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I just finished watching today’s stage. Nothing but respect for Pogacar because he started attacking at the bottom of the final HC climb. He hammered that climb. Vingegaard tried to hang in there but he just couldn’t. Watching these guys climb the mountain is impressive because it looks straight up and they just keep coming back day after day even when they know they can’t beat the main contenders.
Today was a rest day.
FYI: thought this a good read ahead of tomorrow's Stage 16:
www.abc.net.au
FYI: thought this a good read ahead of tomorrow's Stage 16:
The path to hell is up, not down, on this Tour de France climb with a deadly history
The ascent to hell on the punishing slopes of Mont Ventoux is one of the Tour de France's most formidable and iconic theatres and has a history dotted with drama and tragedy.
www.abc.net.au
Thank you. Excellent read.Today was a rest day.
FYI: thought this a good read ahead of tomorrow's Stage 16:
The path to hell is up, not down, on this Tour de France climb with a deadly history
The ascent to hell on the punishing slopes of Mont Ventoux is one of the Tour de France's most formidable and iconic theatres and has a history dotted with drama and tragedy.
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