Stage 13: Loudenvielle to Peyragudes – Mountain Time Trial (10.9km)

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) delivered a masterclass in pacing and power, conquering the brutal uphill TT in 23 minutes flat to claim his fourth stage win of the Tour.

Racing without a team radio and opting for a lightweight road bike, Pogačar extended his GC lead to +4:07 over Jonas Vingegaard, who finished second on the day.

Primož Roglič surged back into podium contention with a third-place finish, while Remco Evenepoel faltered, dropping off the GC podium.

Florian Lipowitz and Oscar Onley continued their consistent climbs, now sitting fourth and fifth overall.

With gradients peaking at 16%, this rare mountain TT was a pure climber’s test—and Pogačar proved untouchable.

Stage 14: Pyrenean Showdown – Pau to Luchon-Superbagnères (182.6km)

Thymen Arensman (Ineos Grenadiers) delivered a breakout solo victory on the queen stage of the Pyrenees, attacking on the Col de Peyresourde and holding off the GC titans to claim his first Tour stage win.

Tadej Pogačar extended his grip on yellow, outsprinting Jonas Vingegaard for second and padding his overall lead to +4:13.

Remco Evenepoel abandoned on the Tourmalet, reshuffling the GC and opening the door for Florian Lipowitz to move into third.

Oscar Onley impressed again, climbing to fourth overall.

It was a day of high drama, brutal gradients, and a summit finish that crowned Arensman’s audacity.
 

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