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This marks the 26-year-old’s 18th stage win in the Tour de France as he aims for his fourth overall championship in the event.

The thrilling race featured a close contest between Danish cyclist Jonas Vingegaard and Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogacar. Source: AAP / Belga / Sipa USA / Bernard Papon
“Jasper needs to recover, and I hope he understands how hard I tried to win for him today,” Van der Poel said.
The same trio top the overall standings, with Pogacar second and Vingegaard in third.
Unlike the opening three stages, there was hardly a puff of wind and not a drop of rain, but there were still plenty of falls.
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Neither the police officer nor the alleged culprit suffered life-threatening injuries.
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To succeed, the 25-year-old Belgian world and Olympic champion will need to complete the course 59 seconds quicker than Pogacar and Vingegaard.