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1 km to go
Wout Poels is going to win the stage.
But the big battle is 7 minutes behind. Pogacar still has Yates to setting the pace, Vingegaard is alone. This trio is riding together, all the other GC guys already dropped.
Everybody is wating for Pogacar's attack.
11 km to go
Soon the last climb of the day starts.
Soler was temporarily dropped, but now he is back.
Wout Poels attacks.
30 km to go
A trio at the front of the race: Soler, Poels, van Aert.
Chaser group full with riders eager to win some KOM points.
Peloton is almost 7 minutes behind.
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