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Pogacar wins Tour de France 2025
Tadej Pogacar claims fourth title while Wout van Aert wins final stage in Paris.
The Tour de France concludes with Pogacar dominating the overall race and Van Aert claiming the final stage in Paris.
Tadej Pogacar secures fourth Tour de France title as Wout van Aert wins final stage
Tadej Pogacar achieved his fourth Tour de France victory, finishing strong despite the rain-soaked conditions in Paris. On the final stage, Wout van Aert emerged victorious in a thrilling race that included a challenging climb up Montmartre. The spectacle captivated fans as Pogacar secured the overall title, while Van Aert's performance added a highlight to the day.
Key Takeaways
"It was a nice race. Great from the organisers to neutralise the GC times so nobody had to risk anything."
Pogacar reflects on the race's approach to ensuring safety amid challenging conditions.
"Wout was incredibly strong at the top of the climb and he deserves this big win. I’m super happy that it’s over, but I enjoyed the whole Tour."
Pogacar recognizes Van Aert's triumph while appreciating his own journey through the Tour.
"Without my teammates, I couldn’t control this race. Our plan worked perfectly today."
Van Aert credits his team for supporting his stage win, demonstrating the importance of collaboration in cycling.
This year’s Tour showcased not only Pogacar's dominance but also the drama of racing in adverse conditions. Winning four titles solidifies Pogacar's status as one of cycling's greats. Van Aert’s stage win, however, highlights the fierce competition within the sport, reinforcing that even the champions must constantly push against their rivals. The decision to neutralize the race for safety may have dampened some excitement but ultimately prioritized rider well-being in the harsh weather.
Highlights
- Pogacar cements his legacy with a fourth Tour victory.
- Van Aert shows that every race counts, even in defeat.
- Cycling folklore remembers Montmartre as a stage of legends.
- Under the Paris rain, champions shine brighter.
Concerns over safety in extreme weather
The decision to neutralize the race highlights the risks posed to riders in severe weather conditions. This requires careful consideration and planning for future events.
As cycling looks to the future, both riders are set to remain key figures in the sport's evolving narrative.
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