by Thomas Le Bourdelles (iDalgo)
Majestic ! The Slovenian showed that he was a great cyclist by winning for the tenth time in 4 years on the Tour. He is ahead of his main rival, Jonas Vingegaard at Cauters-Cambasque. The latter will not have won any Pyrenean stage and those despite the work of the Jumbo Visma throughout the day and his sharp attack in the Tourmalet. Consolation prize, the Dane seizes the yellow jersey by beating Pogacar by 25 seconds. First Frenchman, Romain Bardet finished 3min12 from the winner of the day and moved up to 8th place in the general classification. Tomorrow return to calm on the roads of the Tour. The sprinters should undoubtedly shine between Mont-de-Marsan and Bordeaux.
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