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Simon Yates wins, Ben Healy nabs yellow jersey

Tour de France stage 10: Ben Healy takes yellow jersey, Simon Yates victorious for re-energized Visma team

2025 Giro d’Italia champion Simon Yates took his first Tour de France stage victory for six years on Monday, winning at Le Mont-Dore Puy de Sancy on the hardest stage of the race so far.

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Tour de France: GB's Simon Yates wins stage 10 with Healy in yellow jersey

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'I took it with both hands': Simon Yates victorious on Tour de France stage 10, Ben Healy takes yellow

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Tour de France stage 12 - will rivals attack Pogacar before first summit finish?

It's been the longest wait for a hors categorie climb since 2019 and we have one today, right at the end of stage 12.

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Tour de France: Pogačar wins 12th stage, reclaims yellow jersey

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Pogacar crashes but no time loss as Abrahamsen wins

Meanwhile, Abrahamsen edged out Schmid in a two-up sprint to the line, with Van der Poel crossing seven seconds later having left his charge too charge.

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Tour de France - Pogacar 'cleared to continue' on stage 12

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Tadej Pogačar crashes at Stage 11 of 2025 Tour de France

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Pogacar delivers major blow to Vingegaard and Visma | Lease a Bike, secures yellow and gains minutes on rvals

Tadej Pogacar has dealt a severe blow in the first stage in the Pyrenees. The world champion immediately showed who the best climber is and won the twelfth stage. The Slovenian gained more than two minutes on his closest rival,

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How Visma-Lease a Bike can solve Tadej Pogacar problem to boost Jonas Vingegaard’s Tour de France hopes

Rainbow jersey and defending champion Pogacar is the outright favourite to win another Tour - but there are ways Vingegaard can break him down

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'Lucky soul' Simon Yates in the breakaway for Visma | Lease a Bike: "I don’t think it was a day for me"

Lease a Bike came through Thursday's tough transition stage to Vire Normandie in good shape. The Dutch team saw Simon Yates finish fourth from the breakaway group, while Jonas Vingegaard and Matteo Jorgenson finished comfortably with the other GC contenders.