Stage 2 2 July 2023 Vitoria Gasteiz -San Sebastian 208,9 km Previously on Tour de France 2023 Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) won the first stage ahead of his brother Simin Yates (Jayco-AlUla). Dear visitor! If you’re searching for alternatives for twitter, PelotonTales is also on other social media platforms. FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM PROFILE MAP JAIZKIBEL For more information about the stage come back later!
1st stage 1 July 2023 Bilbao-Bilbao 182 km LIVE TEXTING DURING THE STAGE Click here to refress the page Adam Yates wins the 1st stage kf Tour de Frajce 2023. 8,3 km On the descent the Yates twins are riding themselves in the leadimg position. Will be a double victory (1st and 2nd place) for them today? 9,5 km Pogacar crossed the ascent first. 10 km to go Adam Yates just totally destroyed the peloton within a few hundred meters. Exactly at 10 km, Pogacar attacks, only Vingegaard and Victor Lafay go with him. 11 km to go Now UAE is pushing. Actually, Marc Soler is pushing to hard, there is a little gap… Read More »Tour de France 2023 Stage 1 (Bilbao-Bilbao)
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