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Cycling-two-time champion Vingegaard abandons Tour de France after stage 15 crash

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By Vincent Daheron
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By Vincent Daheron BRIZON, France, July 19 (Reuters) - Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard, who was second overall behind Tadej Pogacar, abandoned the race on Sunday after suffering a crash during stage 15 that left his right arm in a sling. Vingegaard and his Visma-Lease a Bike teammate Sepp Kuss went down in the crash along with Pogacar's UAE Team Emirates-XRG teammates Isaac del Toro and Brandon McNulty, with about 20km left in Sunday's stage.
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Cycling-tour riders unhappy with sleep being interrupted for early-hours doping tests

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By Vincent Daheron
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By Vincent Daheron VOUGY, France, July 19 (Reuters) - Tour de France riders criticised night-time doping tests after race leader Tadej Pogacar and Dane Jonas Vingegaard were woken in the early hours of Sunday for unannounced controls ahead of the 15th stage of the race. Vingegaard later had to abandon Sunday's stage after breaking his collarbone in a crash, with Slovenian rival Pogacar saying "bad sleep" could have contributed to the accident.
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Pogacar concerned over theory behind Vingegaard's Tour de France crash

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By Vincent Daheron
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Vincent Daheron Tadej Pogacar is concerned that a lack of sleep for himself and Jonas Vingegaard, could have led to the crash that has seen his rival abandon the Tour de France after stage 15. Pogacar reacted to Vingegaard's devastating news by revealing that doping controls came at 2am local time, disrupting the riders' sleep, which could have contributed to a lack of concentration during the stage and an unfortunate crash.
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