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Bastien Tronchon sprinted to victory in a dramatic photo finish to win Stage 10 of the Vuelta a España, beating Magnus Cort Nielsen and Thibau Nys after a late break was reeled in, while Wout van Aert missed the podium. Enric Mas retains the red leader’s jersey more than a minute ahead of Primož Roglič as the race heads to a sprinter-friendly stage from Cartagena to Lorca.
Tadej Pogačar attacked with about 15km to go to win Stage 10 of the Tour de France, pulling away from the chasers for his third stage win of the race as Remco Evenepoel sprinted to second and Paul Seixas took third. Jonas Vingegaard was dropped and finished seventh, ceding more time in the GC. The victory widens Pogačar’s overall lead to 3:36 over Vingegaard as UAE Emirates-XRG pressed the pace on a brutal Massif Central stage with seven climbs, leaving the field buzzed and the home fans buzzing on Bastille Day.
Tadej Pogačar surged to win Stage 10 of the 2026 Tour de France, attacking on the Col de Pertus to pull away from Richard Carapaz and Jonas Vingegaard and extend his overall lead to 3 minutes 36 seconds. The UAE Emirates-XRG rider notched his 24th career stage win and third Bastille Day triumph as Remco Evenepoel finished 32 seconds back, highlighting Pogačar’s continued dominance in the mountain-heavy stage from Aurillac to Le Lioran.
Tadej Pogačar attacked through the Massif Central to win Stage 10 of the Tour de France, extending his overall lead to 3:36 over Jonas Vingegaard as Remco Evenepoel sprinted to second and the battle for the podium tightened behind them.
EF Education-EasyPost has had a successful Tour de France, highlighted by Ben Healy's impressive solo victory on stage 6 and his subsequent wearing of the maillot jaune after stage 10, with his team supporting his breakaway efforts and holding off Tadej Pogačar.
Simon Yates won stage 10 of the 2025 Tour de France, while Irish rider Ben Healy took the yellow jersey for the first time in 38 years, leading the general classification after a challenging mountain stage.
Stage 10 of the Tour de France saw a dramatic break on Bastille Day, with Irish cyclist Ben Healy making history by wearing the yellow jersey for the first time since 1987, while Pogačar and Vingegaard engaged in a fierce duel. The stage featured multiple attacks, a significant breakaway, and a thrilling battle for the stage win, culminating in Healy's remarkable achievement and a rest day ahead of stage 11.
Pello Bilbao of Bahrain Victorious claimed his first-ever stage victory in the Tour de France on stage 10. Bilbao, who dedicated the win to his late teammate Gino Mäder, out-sprinted Georg Zimmermann and Ben O'Connor to take the win. The breakaway gained time on the peloton, but the top four in the general classification remained unchanged. Bilbao moved up to fifth place overall.
Stage 10 of the Tour de France was marked by intense racing and aggressive attacks from Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard. The high-octane battle between the two riders set the tone for the day, with other riders scrambling to keep up. The breakaway didn't form until midway through the stage, and the peloton remained close behind. Despite the challenging conditions and difficult climbs, the stage was completed at a fast average speed. Pogacar admitted to being surprised by the intensity of the stage, while Vingegaard maintained his overall lead.