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MVDP was in the breakaway with team mate Jonas Rickaert and also most got the win but it came down to Tim Merlier vs Jonathan Milan with the Belgian winning the sprint.

Ewan Wilson and Scott dissecct the 7th stage of the Tour de France where it was the action on Mur de Bretagne. Tadej Pogacar won the stage and took the yellow jersey as Mathieu van der Poel faded and Jonas Vingegaard finishing in second place.

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Ewan Wilson and Scott dissecct the 6th stage of the Tour de France where it was the breakaway that got their chance. UAE Team Emirates tried to get rid of the yellow jersey and Visma Lease A Bike tried to stop the plan however Mathieu van der Poel took the yellow jersey from Tadej Pogacar.

The yellow jersey changed hands from Mathieu van der Poel to Tadej Pogacar who finished behind the winner of Remco Evenepoel. Jonas Vingegaard struggled losing over a minute to Tadej Pogacar so they will have to rethink if they will be able to win the Tour de France 2025.

Tadej Pogacar and Mathieu van der Poel duked it out once more and it was Pogacar who managed to take his 100th career win in front of his two rivals of Jonas Vingegaard and Mathieu van der Poel.

Patrick Blake and Scott dissect the 3rd Stage of the Tour de France 2025.

Jasper Philipsen the green jersey wearer and winner of Stage 1. It came on the intermediate sprint and there were crashes in the finale in a wild finish to a more boring stage beforehand.

Mathieu van der Poel finally ended his long draught of not winning a stage at the Tour de France and the added bonus was taking the yellow jersey again from team mate Jasper Philipsen keeping the jersey in the team with Tadej Pogacar finishing second and already in second place in GC.

Minor conflict with Biniam Girmay and Jonathan Milan after the intermediate sprint but it was resolved.

Patrick and Scott break down the events of the Tour de France 2025 Stage 1 with Filippo Ganna abandoning and a dramatic echelons and Visma Lease A Bike with Jonas Vingegaard.

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The 2025 Tour de France is finally here—and it’s shaping up to be a battle for the ages. Defending champion Jonas Vingegaard is back from injury and ready to face off once again with his greatest rival, Tadej Pogačar. Will we get the epic duel the world’s been waiting for?Meanwhile, in the green jersey race, Biniam Girmay might have a fight on his hands. After a historic win last year, he's up against heavy-hitters Tim Merlier and Jonathan Milan—both bringing serious sprint power to this year’s Tour.We’re also diving into the route: the legendary Mont Ventoux returns for the first time since 2021, promising fireworks in the mountains. And forget the usual Paris parade—Stage 21 gets a makeover with a new, punchy finish on the iconic Montmartre climb.Get ready for all the drama, the tactics, and the twists. This is the Tour de France, 2025 edition—and it's going to be wild.