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By @EchelonsHub It was a day where the fatigue was felt from yesterday. The peloton rode more conservatively, as the breakaway went on to fight for the stage win. Tom Pidcock joined the day’s breakaway early on in the day, and managed to make the difference at the Alpe d’Huez, distancing Louis Meintjes and Chris Froome…

By @EchelonsHub In a dramatic turn of events, Jumbo-Visma have successfully cracked Tadej Pogacar. The Col du Télégraphe and Col du Galibier were the stage of an intense battle between Primoz Roglic, Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar, with the UAE Team Emirates rider resisting the attacks. However in the final climb the situation was different, with…

By @EchelonsHub A chaotic day. With UAE Team Emirates loosing Bennett and having Majka infected with Covid-19, Tadej Pogacar’s protection was lowered even further. However neither Jumbo or INEOS put the leader under pressure on a day that would be impossible to control, and the victory went to the breakaway. Alberto Bettiol and Luis Leon Sanchez…

By @EchelonsHub The first day in the Alps saw some action in the breakaway, as there was an intense fight early in the day building up a large group that went on to fight for the win. Bob Jungels launched an attack with over 60 kilometers to go, a dangerous move at first but incredibly successful…

By @EchelonsHub With the breakaway controlled, it was as expected a day for a reduced bunch sprint. The likely protagonists were all towards the front, as UAE paced up the final ramps and in the final sprint Wout van Aert took the win, outsprinting Michael Matthews and Tadej Pogacar to take his second win of the…

By @EchelonsHub A day where UAE Team Emirates did all they could to get the win. All day long the team of the yellow jersey chased hard, with the intent of having Tadej Pogacar win atop Planche des Belles Filles. The Slovenian took the expected win, beating Jonas Vingegaard in a close sprint after going through…

By @EchelonsHub Chaos and then an expected finale. The sixth stage of the Tour de France saw an extensive battle for the breakaway with Wout van Aert repeatedly trying to get in the move. Eventually he did, but in a small group that had too much chase, eventually the yellow jersey switched hands. The stage was…

By @EchelonsHub A chaotic stage as expected. The stage was won by Simon Clarke who was part of a six-rider breakaway, and in a photofinish outsprinted Taco van der Hoorn in the final meters to take a very important win for his newly-bright career and Israel – Premier Tech; Edvald Boasson Hagen finished third. In the…