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Montmartre, Wout Van Aert and Tour de France

Wout van Aert thanks his inner circle after spectacle on Montmartre in last Tour de France stage

Wout van Aert was the only rider on the final day of the Tour de France who was able to drop Tadej Pogacar during the three-week race in France. The Belgian from Visma | Lease a Bike pulled away from the Slovenian yellow jersey wearer on the final climb to Montmartre and won the final stage in style.

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'I always planned to attack there' - Wout van Aert drops Tadej Pogačar on Montmartre for spectacular final Tour de France stage victory

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Tour de France stage 21: Pogacar seals overall victory for fourth time, Van Aert masters Montmartre, why was race neutralized?

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Tour de France Scot hailed a hero in his hometown

The cyclist who equalled the best ever Tour de France finish by a Scot at the weekend has been hailed as a hero in his hometown.

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Recap: How the Tour de France's final stage was won

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Tadej Pogacar Dominated Tour de France Again. Who is His Fiancee Urska Zigart?

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Tour de France key takeaways: Impact of Pogacar’s dominance, the majesty of Ventoux, hopes for 2026 edition

I also think Pogacar’s dominance was one of the reasons there were barely any days when the peloton simply let up.

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Slovenian rider Tadej Pogačar defends Tour de France title, winning for 4th time overall

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Tadej Pogačar shows unrivaled audacity to win his fourth Tour de France title in style

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Wout van Aert: "Even more unique"

"It was incredible, a truly special day. Winning again on the Champs-Élysées is always unforgettable, and this time, with the climb up to Montmartre, it was eve

Tour De France Finale Brings Excitement to Montmartre With a Climb to Sacré-Coeur

Last year’s Tour concluded outside Paris for the first time since 1905 because of a scheduling conflict with the Olympics, with the final stage held in Nice. The Champs-Élysées returned this year for the conclusion of the 3,320-kilometer (2,060-mile) race.