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Tadej Pogacar Claims Fourth Tour de France Title in Paris Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth Tour de France victory after the concluding stage from Mantes-la-Ville to the Champs Élysées. The 26-year-old, previously triumphant in 2020, 2021, and 2024, finished nearly four and a half minutes ahead of his closest competitor,

It was the highly experienced Sir Ian McGeechan who captured it best. In 1997, the respected coach told his squad that if they returned home as triumphant British & Irish Lions, they would forge an unbreakable bond. He said that decades later, two former teammates might pass each other on

152nd over: England 633-8 (Stokes 131, Carse 25) After failing to connect with an aggressive sweep off Jadeja, Stokes shifts his approach, directing his efforts toward the off side. He steps back to drive past extra cover for four, then advances down the track to send a powerful six over

Max Verstappen secured victory in the sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix with a determined and well-calculated drive, delivering a strong performance for Red Bull despite challenges. After taking the lead on the opening lap, he held off the McLaren duo of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, who finished

Race Highlights The breakaway contenders are on the move in Nantua. Healy, Arahamsen, and Schmid are in pursuit as Kasper Asgreen makes his move. His team supports him from the roadside. Wout van Aert shares his thoughts: "Naturally, I'm feeling fatigued. The mountain stages, weather, and long

British drivers have performed strongly in sprint races this season, with Lewis Hamilton (China) and Lando Norris (Miami) securing victories in the previous rounds. However, the possibility of another win today appears uncertain. Norris begins the race in third place, behind teammate Oscar Piastri, who starts first, and Max Verstappen.