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Tour de France, Pogacar and Evenepoel

Pogacar nearly crashed in the turn where Lipowitz crashed out of the Tour de France: 'A few cars there during recon'

Remco Evenepoel won Tuesday’s time trial in the Tour de France in convincing fashion, proving once again that the seemingly unbeatable Tadej Pogacar can, in fact, be beaten. The Slovenian rider from UAE Team Emirates-XRG admitted he was somewhat disappointed,

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Tour de France stage 16: Evenepoel beats Pogacar again but Lipowitz latest GC contender to crash out

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Cycling-Evenepoel wins Tour de France stage 15 as Vingegaard abandons race after crash

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Remco Evenepoel doubles up to mark Belgian national day in style

Remco Evenepoel made it back-to-back stage wins at the Tour de France as he marked Belgian national day with victory in a time trial on the banks of Lake Geneva.

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'You can't miss if you want to get on the podium, and I've missed twice' - Juan Ayuso pulls no punches afte...

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Remco Evenepoel pips Tadej Pogacar again as Tour de France night-time doping test row deepens

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Pogacar fired up by losing twice to Evenepoel at Tour de France

"I'm super happy. We wanted to put a statement today," said Skjelmose.

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Germany's Lipowitz withdraws injured from Tour after time-trial crash

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Evenepoel wins Tour de France individual time-trial

Lipowitz suffers broken collarbone in Tour crash as season at risk

Top German rider Florian Lipowitz broke his collarbone in a crash on the 16th stage of the Tour de France and his season could now be compromised. Last year's third-place finisher was fifth overall heading into Tuesday's time trial but a heavy crash at speed meant he had to withdraw from the race given his injury,

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'Inhuman' testing procedures could have cost Vingegaard, says Pogacar

Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar said that "inhuman" doping control procedures could have contributed to arch rival Jonas Vingegaard crashing out of the race on Sunday's mountainous 15th stage. Both world champion Pogacar and Vingegaard were woken in the night by anti-doping controllers from the International Testing Agency (ITA) -- and that came between two tough mountain stages.