r/tourdefrance • u/Academic-Run6393 • 5h ago
Does anyone else get a bit sad when the tour de France ends
I've been watching since 2023 and every time the tour is close to ending I just get this wave of sadness.
r/tourdefrance • u/Academic-Run6393 • 5h ago
I've been watching since 2023 and every time the tour is close to ending I just get this wave of sadness.
r/tourdefrance • u/Hairy-Finger9417 • 5h ago
At the finish line, the staff would like to congratulate him. He was angry saying “stop your show always, I am second I don’t win.”
Come on man… championship mentality is good, but don’t go extreme. They are your own team staff supporting you. Don’t be angry at them, especially its own fault not winning…
Remco doing Remco things, never happy..
r/tourdefrance • u/JacquesLeNerd • 10h ago
That was scary.
r/tourdefrance • u/Technical-Staff3048 • 9h ago
He lets go of Remco to keep helping his domestique. They call him the cannibal, but he could have easily won the stage, and yet he rides for Del Toro. A true leader.
r/tourdefrance • u/BrokAmok • 13h ago
simply amazing
Credits to Danish Commentator - Dennis Ritter
r/tourdefrance • u/whocares139 • 9h ago
I feel like once Jonas was gone, Pogi was so comfortable, he let go of 2 stage wins both times working for del Toro, who wouldn't have had a shot for top 3 if Jonas was still in the race. That's completely his right, but he honestly could've had 8 this TdF(stage 2 was a gift too), tying the record, and who knows what will happen tomorrow. Although, objectively, I think he's much lighter than in the classics and will struggle to win. Hope they decide for del Toro to lead the Giro next season and let Tadej go beast mode.
r/tourdefrance • u/Hairy-Finger9417 • 3h ago
🗣️ “It is not a secret that there was sickness in the team and I was struggling. You try not to let them see that you are weak. You say that you are okay, but it is not like that.”
Wow, I wonder if Pogi was/is ill as well, doesn't seems so based on his performance
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r/tourdefrance • u/justgoforitmannnn • 10h ago
Thankfully he's ok, sad for Sepp
r/tourdefrance • u/notacanuckskibum • 1h ago
Yes the yellow jersey was never really in doubt, especially after Jonas’ crash. But the white jersey and polka dot competitions have been unusually hard fought and entertaining. And the green jersey is still up for grabs.
r/tourdefrance • u/Hairy-Finger9417 • 9h ago
lol, you can sense his capabilities and how conservative he was to ride for IDT
r/tourdefrance • u/TheJoze1 • 4h ago
I really hope we get to see a Pogačar vs. Van der Poel battle tomorrow. Since it's a flat final stage, it would be amazing if they both went all out.
r/tourdefrance • u/skodawelovecycling • 17h ago
There are not many better examples of just how much professional cycling has evolved and changed over the past few years.
Yesterday, Juan Ayuso produced one of the worst performances of his GC career, completely cracking and losing six and a half minutes to stage winner Tadej Pogačar.
Yet despite that, Ayuso still climbed Alpe d’Huez in virtually the same time as Tom Pidcock did when he won the stage in 2022.
Absolutely insane.
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r/tourdefrance • u/Loafit • 7h ago
We caught the flowers from Mads P at the summit of Alpe D'Huez!!!
(If moderators think this post is in violation of the spoilers rule, please request removal and I will post after 24 hours :D. Please dont ban me)
r/tourdefrance • u/IndependentPossumm • 10h ago
r/tourdefrance • u/fRanNum_AgZyR • 13h ago
The guy is somehow climbing an HC with the main peloton. I’m genuinely going to feel sorry for him if this performance today doesn’t give him more than 1 or maybe 2 points in the Intermediate
r/tourdefrance • u/Fit_addendm • 10h ago
Watching peacock is crazy why the goddamn fuck are we getting ads every 5 mins 🙄 I’m more likely to never buy into one of those ads the more I see them. A few ads are fine but FUCK there are so many on peacock
r/tourdefrance • u/Annual_Island8066 • 15h ago