Stage 21 TDF 2023 Blog: a Change, and Now a Rest Jordi Meeus won the final stage of the 2023 Tour de France in a sprint on the Champs-Elysées. He beat Jasper Philipsen, Dylan Groenwegen and Mads Pedersen. Video Highlights
Stage 20 TDF 2023 Blog: GC Leaders Burst Pinot’s Petit Ballon Pogacar, Vingegaard, Felix Gall and the Yates brothers approached the finish line of Stage 20 together, with Adam Yates performing a lead-out role for Pogacar. Pogacar duly sprinted to
Stage 19 TDF 2023 Blog: Best of Three Matej Mohoric won Stage 19 from a trio of breakaway riders. He came towards the line with Ben O’Connor and Kasper Asgreen. O’Connor tried a long attack but was easily countered by
Stage 18 TDF 2023 Blog: Brilliant Breakaway Kasper Asgreen won from the break at Bourg-en-Bresse, with the peloton bearing down on them. Video Highlights These are video highlights of Stage 18 Tour de France 2023. Earlier in the Day There
Stage 17 TDF 2023 Blog: the Gall to Attack Felix Gall, now riding for AG2R Le Citroen, attacked from the breakaway 6.2km from the top of Col de la Loze. He stayed ahead of Simon Yates, who was chasing, and
Stage 16 TDF 2023 Blog: Hats Off Wout van Aert was in the hot seat as first Tadej Pogacar then Jonas Vingegaard crossed the finish line of the 22.4km ITT from Passy to Combloux. Vingegaard won by a definitive 1min
Stage 15 TDF 2023 Blog: Wout vs Wout On the Cote des Amerands, Wout Poels attacked the last of his breakaway companions, Wout van Aert. The Dutch Wout rode away from the Belgian Wout, and extended his lead on the
Stage 14 TDF 2023 Blog: Best Descender Wins Carlos Rodriguez (promoting oil and SUVs) won Stage 14 by closing the gap on Vingegaard and Pogacar after the top of the climb of the Joux Plane, and being the fastest on
Stage 13 TDF 2023 Blog: Pole Position Michal Kwiatskowski (promoting oil and SUVs) registered an impressive win on the top of the Grand Colombier on Stage 13. He was part of a 20-man breakaway that also included James Shaw, Quentin
Stage 11 TDF 2023 Blog: Boring, but not for JP Stage 11 was a sprinters’ stage, with a doomed breakaway and a massed peloton. Dylan Groenewegen was well-placed for the sprint, but had to settle for second as Jasper Philipsen