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By @EchelonsHub The Tour de France had one team come out on top, and today was no exception as Jumbo-Visma dominated another day, as Wout van Aert took the win on the final time-trial with Jonas Vingegaard finishing second, sealing both classifications. Tadej Pogacar finished third on the day.  Positive: Van Aert and Jumbo confirming all…

By @EchelonsHub Jumbo-Visma cannot stop winning, as they have brought yet another win in the final opportunity for the attackers. The day saw several dangerous attacks, that survived until the final kilometer. Christophe Laporte jumped to the survivors in the final kilometer, and then sprinted to the win solo, holding off Jasper Philipsen and Alberto Dainese…

By @EchelonsHub The final day in the mountains of the Tour de France once again delivered a lot of action. Again, a long fight for the breakaway, and an all-day long battle in the mountains with high pace, with the race lit up in the penultimate ascent with Pogacar attacking Vingegaard several times. In the descent…

By @EchelonsHub The second day in the Pyrenees delivered, as Tadej Pogacar took a strong win, outsprinting Jonas Vingegaard in the final ramp up Peyragudes. However beforehand was a day that can only be described as full-gas, as the day’s breakaway only went up the road in the first climb of the day, and Jumbo/UAE…

By @EchelonsHub The first day in the Pyrenees delivered action, as the breakaway fought for the stage win and it was Hugo Houle who succeeded, attacking in the descent of the Port de Lers and riding a strong section in the climbs to make the difference and take a career-changing win. Valentin Madouas and Michael Woods…

By @EchelonsHub A chaotic day in the Tour de France peloton. Jonas Vingegaard was present on some early moves as the soaring heat and rolling hills of southern France provided an opportunity to surprise. Jumbo-Visma however had a difficult day loosing Primoz Roglic before the start, and Steven Kruijswijk during the day due to a crash….

By @EchelonsHub The win was in for the breakaway, however the first kilometers of the stage saw a flurry of attacks from Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard early on in the day causing serious damage in the peloton. Jumbo-Visma managed to control the race and let a breakaway without a threat go however.  Michael Matthews was…

By @EchelonsHub A day for the breakaway to succeed, as it proved too difficult for the peloton to control the race with the day’s rolling terrain and dozens of riders interested in going up the road. It was all to fight for in the front, with Mads Pedersen controlling, attacking and sprinting to the win in…