Chris Froome’s Tour de France journey has come to an end as the rider will not be present in the eighteenth stage today. He has been infected with Covid -19.
His team, Israel–Premier Tech, confirmed the news via social media. "Unfortunately, Chris Froome will not start in the eighteenth stage because a test - done shortly before the start - showed that he has contracted corona,” writes Israel-Premier Tech.
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maria2024202430-06-2025 - No long GC climbs until after the tour is half done (stage 12). Isn't that a bit strange? However, I predict that a lot of bonus seconds will have been accumulated by this point. There are quite a few early stages where that's possible.Ride197430-06-2025
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raven30-06-2025 - You're using Gianetti's past (similar to many other pasts, who still are active in cycling) to throw shit to Tadej (and a lot of people) based on NOTHING. Your fancy words, your pomposity, your act of being proper and civilized, only hide the fact that you're just a disgusting slanderer. Period.maria2024202430-06-2025
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