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Remco Evenepoel won Stage 16's 26.1km time-trial around Lake Geneva in 32:19, cutting Tadej Pogacar's GC lead by 28 seconds to 4:32 as Mattias Skjelmose finished third; Florian Lipowitz crashed and was evacuated with a left-arm injury, while Evenepoel secured his second straight stage win and a fourth Tour stage overall on Belgium's national day.
US rider Brandon McNulty was knocked off his bike by a car as he headed to the Tour de France stage 16 time trial; UAE Team Emirates‑XRG said it was nothing serious and he still started the stage, lining up in 19th overall and more than 50 minutes behind the race leader.
Remco Evenepoel won his third consecutive men's World ITT gold, showcasing his dominance in the discipline, while pre-race favorite Pogačar narrowly missed out on a medal, highlighting a surprising and dramatic race.
The 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali kick off with challenging individual time trials for elite men and women, featuring notable riders like Remco Evenepoel and Anna van der Breggen, with start times and course details highlighting the demanding nature of the race.
Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel are set to compete in a challenging hilly time trial at the Road World Championships in Kigali, with Pogačar eyeing a potential upset on a course that favors climbers and specialists, making it a highly anticipated showdown between two cycling titans.
Remco Evenepoel made a remarkable comeback in the 2025 Tour de France by winning a 33km time trial around Caen, moving from ninth to second overall and closing the gap to race leader Tadej Pogačar.
Jonas Vingegaard suffered a heavy defeat in the Tour de France stage 5 time trial, losing over a minute to rival Tadej Pogačar, with Visma-Lease a Bike unable to explain the cause of his poor performance, resulting in Vingegaard dropping to fourth overall.
Tadej Pogačar regained the yellow jersey in the Tour de France after a strong time trial, gaining 65 seconds on rival Jonas Vingegaard and asserting his dominance in the race.
Jonas Vingegaard and Matteo Jorgenson had disappointing performances in the first time trial of the Tour de France, losing time to rivals Remco Evenepoel and Tadej Pogacar, while Edoardo Affini impressively finished third. Despite the setback, Vingegaard remains optimistic about the race's long duration and his team's chances to win, with the next stage being a hilly one.
Remco Evenepoel won stage 4 of the Critérium du Dauphiné with a record time in the 17.4km individual time trial, taking the overall race lead and the yellow jersey from Iván Romeo, while gaining on main rivals Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar.
The route for the 2024 Tour de France has been revealed, featuring a total distance of 3,405.6km and 52,000 meters of elevation gain. The race starts with three stages in Italy before crossing into France via the Alps. The route includes six or seven sprint opportunities, as well as terrain for climbers and puncheurs. The final week is particularly challenging, with four summit finishes and a hilly time trial. The race concludes outside of Paris for the first time in its history, with a final day time trial in Nice.
Jonas Vingegaard delivers a stunning performance in the 22.4km time trial stage of the Tour de France, extending his overall lead over Tadej Pogacar to nearly two minutes. Vingegaard wins the stage with a time of 32min 36sec, while Pogacar finishes second, 1min 38sec behind. Vingegaard expresses surprise at his own performance and emphasizes that there are still challenging stages ahead.
Jonas Vingegaard of Jumbo-Visma dominated the stage 16 time trial at the Tour de France, gaining significant time on Tadej Pogačar of UAE Team Emirates. Vingegaard finished 1:38 ahead of Pogačar, extending his lead in the overall classification to 1:48. Pogačar changed bikes during the race but was unable to match Vingegaard's performance. Adam Yates moved into third place overall. Vingegaard expressed surprise at his own performance and acknowledged that there are still challenging stages ahead.
Jonas Vingegaard extends his lead in the Tour de France with a dominant performance in the stage 16 time trial, gaining 1:38 on rival Tadej Pogačar. Vingegaard's victory puts him in a strong position to win the race, but with two major mountain stages remaining, the competition is not over yet. Vingegaard expressed surprise at his own performance, even doubting his power meter at one point. He executed his time trial strategy perfectly, and while Pogačar is not one to give up easily, Vingegaard is determined to keep fighting until the end.
Jonas Vingegaard extends his lead over Tadej Pogacar in the Tour de France after a dominant performance in the stage 16 time trial, leaving the defending champion with a significant deficit. Vingegaard now leads Pogacar by 1 minute and 48 seconds in the overall standings. Despite Pogacar's disappointment, he remains determined to fight back in the remaining stages, including the challenging Col de la Loze climb. However, Vingegaard's strong performance has put him in a commanding position to secure the victory.