Pogačar wins 14th Tour de France stage.
Tadej Pogacar won the 25th stage of the Tour de France, reaching a record speed of 50.91 kilometers per hour. Jonas Vingegaard lost time in the final stage. This result changes the race's outcome.
The stage was particularly fast, with an average speed of 50.9 kilometers per hour. Tadej Pogacar increased his lead in the general classification. Jonas Vingegaard finished fourth in the stage. Pogacar described the stage as a ‘beautiful show’. The stage was covered live by Nemo Schillemans.
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Highlights
Fastest Tour Stage Speed
Riders reached an average speed of 50.91 kilometers per hour during the 25th stage.
Pogacar Increases Lead
Tadej Pogacar won the 25th stage and increased his lead in the general classification.
Record Stage Pace
Tadej Pogačar achieved a record average speed of 50.9 kilometers per hour.
Pogacar's Solo Victory
Primoz Pogacar won the 14th stage in a solo effort.
Vingegaard's Fourth Place
Jonas Vingegaard finished fourth in the 14th stage of the Tour.
Perspectives
- Tadej Pogacar won the 25th stage of the Tour de France.
- Pogacar achieved a high average speed of 50.91 kilometers per hour.
- Pogacar increased his lead in the general classification.
- Jonas Vingegaard lost time in the final stage.
Pogacar focused on maintaining speed and winning the stage, prioritizing his overall lead.
NU.nl, RTL Nieuws, Der Spiegel, la Repubblica
Vingegaard aimed to minimize time loss, focusing on the overall race outcome.
De Volkskrant, Der Standard, New