🤫The silence is deafening. 🤫Un silence qui en dit long. #TDF2023
VIDEO: Pogacar & Vingegaard warm down side by side in awkward silence
CyclingSaturday, 15 July 2023 at 18:32
After continuing their battle for the Maillot Jaune in one of the greatest Tour de France stages in recent memory, both Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard warmed down the same way they'd spent the entire stage... side by side.
With both riders surely exhausted after an enthralling day of racing that saw both riders try their hardest but ultimately fail to snap the elastic. When all was said and done just one extra second was added to the time gap with Vingegaard extending his lead of the race to 10 seconds.
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