Pogačar Pedals Past Everyone, Fourth Time’s A Charm!
In a Tour de France showdown that must have felt like a never-ending game of chase, 26-year-old Slovenian phenom Tadej Pogačar 'sealed his fourth Tour de France title on Sunday.' Not to be outshone, two-time champ Jonas Vingegaard of Denmark power-sprinted to second place, while German Florian Lipowitz pedal-punched his way to third. Who knew a bike race could feel like a trilogy sequel turned tetralogy? The competition was fierce enough to make Tour de France fans exclaim, 'Now THAT'S how you keep a legacy spinning!'
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(1 of 3)Source: France24 | Published: 7/27/2025 | Author: FRANCE 24
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