Tour de France GC update | Pogacar 7:35 minutes behind Vingegaard, Adam Yates solidifies podium
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The queen stage of the Tour de France saw the downfall of Tadej Pogacar, who fell 8 kilometers from the top of the Col de la Loze when the INEOS team was pulling and who remains in the general classification more than seven minutes behind Jonas Vingegaard.
In the fight for third place, Adam Yates defended very well (UAE bet on helping him once Tadej was dropped) and is 1 minute and 16 seconds ahead of Carlos Rodriguez who bet a lot with his team pulling hard, but ended up sinking and now has Simon Yates and Pello Bilbao very close in the fight for fourth place. Seventh is now Jai Hindley, who finished ahead of Carlos Rodríguez in the stage.
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Closing the top 10 of the overall of the Tour de France 2023 are the winner of the day's stage Felix Gall, the luxury domestique Sepp Kuss and a David Gaudu. Four of these riders were in the day's breakaway and benefited from that situation.
OVERALL CLASSIFICATION TOUR DE FRANCE AFTER STAGE 17:
1. Jonas Vingegaard
2. Tadej Pogacar at 7'35".
3. Adam Yates at 10'45".
4. Carlos Rodriguez at 12'01".
5. Simon Yates at 12'19".
6. Pello Bilbao at 12'50".
7. Jai Hindley at 13'50".
8. Felix Gall at 16'11".
9. Sepp Kuss at 16'49".
10. David Gaudu at 17'57".
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- A great route aswell. Col D'Arcy is a toughie
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - Let Torito have a shot at it
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - A great route, much more exciting than the Tour de France. Monte Livata is an interesting one, because they experimented with it at the 2026 Baby Giro, and it was fantastic. 4 km at 10%, then 10 km at 6.5% made for a great spectacle. The stage 16 is horrible
Rafionain-Glas03-11-2026 - I remember when Mark went through that. He was really experiencing lows and thought about quiting many times. It took him a long time to recover. I, like many others were overjoyed when he came back. I hope Lafay has been tested. I wish him the best.Paggss03-11-2026
- That sucks for him. I've always wondered what guys like him do after retiring from cycling - go back to uni? He's still a very young manCrashjames03-11-2026
- Good Point, I wonder if he's been testedmhfrvz03-11-2026
- A busy boy!Lozza03-11-2026
- I hope 2027 is his year.mij03-11-2026
- why does he have to? many GT riders from Froome to Contador to Indurain didn't do them.mij03-11-2026
- I think Jonas would have lost the TDF by 4+ minutes (at the least) and might not have even been in the top 3. Too much talent in the younger riders to say anyone not named Pogačar would have been top 3md197503-11-2026
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🥵 La 𝐚𝐠𝐨𝐧𝐢́𝐚 interminable de Pogacar 🔥 El esloveno se deja casi seis minutos con Vingegaard en Courchevel en su momento más duro en el Tour de Francia. #TDF2023 | #TourEurosport
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