- 2h ago
Pogačar extends Tour lead over 3:30 with Bastille Day solo win; Vingegaard's second place at risk
On the French national holiday, Tadej Pogačar attacked 16 kilometres from the finish at Col de Pertus and rode alone to his third stage win of the 2026 Tour de France, stretching his general classification lead to more than three and a half minutes. Remco Evenepoel finished second 32 seconds back, while Jonas Vingegaard slipped further behind and now holds only a 30-second advantage over the Belgian in the fight for the podium.
- Jul 6
Pogacar wins Tour de France stage three and seizes yellow jersey from Vingegaard
Tadej Pogacar attacked on the final climb to Les Angles to win the third stage of the Tour de France on Monday, erasing a six-second deficit and taking the overall lead from Jonas Vingegaard.
- Jun 21
Pogacar conquers Tour de Suisse with three stage wins, sends warning ahead of Tour de France
Tadej Pogačar claimed his first Tour de Suisse overall victory after a dominant week that included three stage wins and a final margin of more than six minutes over Richard Carapaz.
- Jun 21
Tadej Pogacar sweeps Tour de Suisse with final stage win and overall title by six minutes
The Slovenian won the mountain stage to Villars-sur-Ollon on Sunday, capping a week that brings his 2026 win tally to 11 in 16 race days and his 21st career stage-race general classification.
- Jun 20
Pogacar edges Van der Poel by 0.31 seconds to win Tour de Suisse time trial
The world champion edged out his Classics rival in the 23.7 km flat time trial at Aarburg, extending his overall lead to over four minutes ahead of the final mountain stage.
- Jun 18
Romain Grégoire holds off Tadej Pogacar to win Tour de Suisse stage two as world champion extends lead
Frenchman Romain Grégoire sprinted to victory in Locarno on stage two of the Tour de Suisse, resisting a late surge from world champion Tadej Pogacar, who nevertheless added precious seconds to his overall lead.
- Jun 14
Belgian cyclist Liam Slock slides across finish line to claim first professional win in Switzerland
The 25-year-old Lotto Intermarché rider beat Aleksandr Vlasov and Richard Carapaz on a false-flat uphill finish at the GP Gippingen, then hit the deck while raising his arms to celebrate.
