As stage 12 unfolds in Aurillac to Villeneuve-sur-Lot, covering a distance of 203.6 kilometers, Quentin Pacher from Groupama–FDJ is positioned approximately 196 kilometers away and seeks an opportunity to rejoin his teammate Kevin Geniets, who currently rides with Gachignard. Meanwhile, Thomas Gachingard (TotalEnergies) has successfully distanced themselves by a margin of 22 seconds from the rest of the peloton.
The race kicks off under Christian Prudhomme's signal in stage 12, where Kevin Geniets launches an early attack but goes solo. The group comprises 167 riders after two more competitors were unable to continue due to time constraints and health-related disqualifications or withdrawals.
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