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Tim Wellens wins Tour de France’s 15th stage, teammate Tadej Pogačar maintains grip on yellow jersey

Tim Wellens raced clear on the descent toward Carcassonne to win the 15th stage of the Tour de France on Sunday while three-time champion Tadej Pogačar tightened his hold on the yellow jersey.

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Tim Wellens wins Tour de France 15th stage

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Tour de France results, standings: Race outlook after Tim Wellens wins Stage 15

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Paret-Peintre paints masterpiece on Ventoux as record setter Pogacar stays in control

Valentin Paret-Peintre kept his cool in a furnace of pressure and heat, delivering a thunderous victory atop the legendary Mont Ventoux to give France its first win in this year's Tour de France durin...

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Paret-Peintre denies Healy in thrilling stage 16 win

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Italian sprinter Milan powers to 2nd stage win at Tour de France, Pogačar maintains lead

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Tour de France: Milan seizes 17th stage, Pogačar maintains lead

But it was arguably more dramatic with rival sprinter Tim Merlier and others involved in a crash under the “flamme rouge” – the triangular red banner over the road signaling the final kilometer.

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Tour de France stage 17 - Milan aims to hold off Pogacar in points race

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Barré crashes during Stage 17 of Tour de France

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Tim Wellens wins Stage 15 as Team UAE continues to dominate Tour de France

Tim Wellens of Team UAE won a baking and hilly Stage 15 of the Tour de France in Carcassonne on Sunday after a 45-kilometer solo rampage toward the walled citadel. Tadej Pogacar held on to the overall lead with a 4-minute, 13-second advantage on Jonas Vingegaard, who had to fight to catch up after being caught behind an early mass fall.

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Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 15 route and updates with breakaway specialists battling for glory on chaotic day

Stage 15 route and updates with breakaway specialists battling for glory on chaotic day - Stage 15 of the Tour de France sees the route flatten out - but will the sprinters have recovered enough to contest the finish?