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Key Takeaways: Tour de France Stage 15 & Rest Day Reflections

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By Spencer Martin
| Beyond the Peloton
The final stage before the race’s second rest day, and first day in the Alps, produced a shocking stage result, with Red Bull-Bora’s Remco Evenepoel winning over Tadej Pogačar atop the hors catégorie Plateau de Solaison, with Pogačar appearing to hold back in an effort to act as a domestique for his UAE teammate Isaac del Toro.
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Key Takeaways: Tour de France 2026 Stage 14

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By Spencer Martin
| Beyond the Peloton
After a hard day of racing through the Vosges mountains in the wilds of the Alsace region, Tadej Pogačar stormed clear of an elite GC group to claim his fourth stage victory and extend his overall lead over Jonas Vingegaard by nearly an additional minute, giving him a cushion of over four minutes on his closest rival.
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Key Takeaways: Tour de France 2026 Stage 13

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By Spencer Martin
| Beyond the Peloton
The longest stage of this Tour, which tracked through the rural reaches of the Alsace region, saw a long, difficult fight for the breakaway produce both the fourth fastest Tour stage of all-time, and an uncontrollable 57-rider move going clear on the 150 kilometers of flat terrain, before an elite ten-rider group forged clear on the two categorized climbs, with the 9km-long Ballon d’Alsace being the most selective.
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