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Tour de France, Wout Van Aert and stage

Recap: How the Tour de France's final stage was won

Wout van Aert denied Tadej Pogacar a prestigious stage win, but Pogacar is still partying in Paris having retained his Tour title. That's his fourth Tour triumph overall... now let's see if he goes for the Grand Tour treble later this year. Until then, it's 'au revoir' from the Champs-Elysees.

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Fleming Wout Van Aert wins final stage of the Tour de France

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2025 Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar wins race for 2nd consecutive year as Wout van Aert wins Stage 21

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Slovenian rider Tadej Pogačar wins the Tour de France for 4th time in 6 years

Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France title by a comfortable margin after Sunday’s final stage, which he tried to win even though he did not need to.

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Pogačar shows unrivaled audacity to win fourth Tour de France title in style

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Tour de France - Groves wins penultimate stage as Pogacar closes in on title defence

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Tadej Pogacar seals fourth Tour de France crown as Wout van Aert wins stage 21 with stunning solo attack

A thrilling final stage in Paris brought an end to a Tour de France competed at breakneck speed for all three weeks

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Wout van Aert thanks his inner circle after spectacle on Montmartre in last Tour de France stage

Wout van Aert was the only rider on the final day of the Tour de France who was able to drop Tadej Pogacar during the three-week race in France. The Belgian from Visma | Lease a Bike pulled away from the Slovenian yellow jersey wearer on the final climb to Montmartre and won the final stage in style.

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'I always planned to attack there' - Wout Van Aert drops Tadej Pogačar on Montmartre for spectacular final Tour de France stage victory

Van Aert's victory, taken at the end of an uneven Tour de France, also enabled him to claim Belgium's sixth stage win of the race, with two going to Tim Merlier and one apiece to Remco Evenepoel, Jasper Philipsen, Tim Wellens and the last one of all to the Visma racer.