Yet another thrilling day of racing at a Tour de France that has had no shortage of drama. 38-year-old Wout Poels can finally call himself a Grand Tour stage winner whilst Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard were inseparable.
Again the Tour was plagued by crashes on stage 15, including a mass crash caused by a fan seemingly attempting to get a selfie and another where Krists Neilands was brought down by a race motorbike. On the road, Poels proved to be the strongest from a mammoth 38-man breakaway as Pogacar was simply unable to get Vingegaard from off his back wheel.
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