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The leaders of the 22 teams of the 2023 Tour de France: Vingegaard, Pogacar, Mas, Landa...
CyclingThursday, 29 June 2023 at 22:00
The 2023 Tour de France has a large roster of leaders who will fight for the general classification. There are two clear favorites to fight for the first place in Paris, Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar, but there is also another group of riders who will want to fight for the podium and, why not, to make things difficult for the Dane and the Slovenian.
Thus, almost all the teams have riders in their ranks who will fight for the general classification such as Enric Mas in Movistar Team, Mikel Landa in Bahrain Victorious, David Gaudu in Groupama - FDJ or Ben O'Connor in AG2R Citroën. Other teams like Astana are playing both sides, with Lutsenko for the overall and Cavendish for the sprints. Others, like Alpecin (van der Poel) or Quick-Step (Julian Alaphilippe), will be looking to win as many stages as possible.
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LEADERS TOUR DE FRANCE 2023:
- Jumbo-Visma - Jonas Vingegaard
- UAE Team Emirates - Tadej Pogacar
- INEOS Grenadiers - Carlos Rodriguez
- EF Education-EasyPost - Richard Carapaz
- Alpecin-Deceuninck - Mathieu Van der Poel
- Soudal Quick-Step - Julian Alaphilippe
- Movistar Team - Enric Mas
- Groupama FDJ - David Gaudu
- Bahrain Victorious - Mikel Landa
- BORA Hansgrohe - Jai Hindley
- Jayco-AlUla - Simon Yates
- Lidi-Trek - Mattias Skjelmose / Mads Pedersen
- TotalEnergies - Peter Sagan
- Astana Qazaqstan - Alexey Lutsenko / Mark Cavendish
- AG2R Citroen - Ben O'Connor
- Intermanche-Circus-Wanty - Louis Meintjes / Biniam Girmay
- Cofidis - Guillaume Martin
- Israel-Premier Tech - Michael Woods
- Team DSM - Romain Bardet
- Arkea Samsic - Warren Barguil
- Lotto Dstny - Caleb Ewan
- Uno-X Pro Cycling - Alexander Kristoff
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