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2026-07-19 12:15:06 (1 week ago)
Jonas Vingegaard crashes out of Tour de France before Evenepoel wins stage 15
Dane was woken by doping control at 2am on day of stage
Remco Evenepoel outsprints Pogacar to claim victory
Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the Tour de France on the approach to the Alpine climb of Plateau de Solaison, just hours after being woken up in the early hours of Sunday morning to undergo doping controls.
The double Tour champion, who also won this year’s Giro d’Italia, climbed gingerly into a race ambulance, his right arm in a sling, after falling as the main peloton exited a roundabout in Bonneville.
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The Guardian - World News
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Tour de France 2026: Vingegaard crashes out before Evenepoel wins on stage 15 – live
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The peloton will pedal away from Champagnole in about five minutes, with kilometre zero at 12.20.
Doping control have been visiting in the night – Pogacar at 5am and Vingegaard at 2am – he isn’t impressed.
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2026-07-19 12:07:04 (1 week ago)
Rep Tenney slams Canadian moratorium on US spirits as 'petty'
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France 24 - World News
France 24 - World News
2026-07-19 12:03:10 (1 week ago)
Olympic champ Evenepoel wins Tour de France 15th stage
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Times of India
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2026-07-19 12:00:45 (1 week ago)
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