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Pogacar on verge of fifth Tour after Alpe d'Huez win

Tadej Pogačar has extended his overall lead at the Tour de France following a record-breaking performance on Alpe d’Huez.

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The brief

Tadej Pogačar secured a victory in stage 19 of the Tour de France after a late-stage climb on Alpe d’Huez. His performance resulted in a record-breaking time for the ascent, effectively expanding his lead in the general classification.

Coverage from outlets including ESPN, Outside Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Cycling Weekly highlights the intensity of the stage. Reports describe the climb as chaotic and note that riders like Sepp Kuss, who placed fourth, were unable to counter Pogačar’s pace.

Riders have described the atmosphere on the ascent as overwhelming. Future updates will track the general classification standings as the race progresses toward its conclusion.

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Quick answers

What is the status of the overall Tour de France lead?

Tadej Pogačar has increased his overall lead following his stage 19 win.

How did Sepp Kuss perform during the stage?

Sepp Kuss finished in fourth place after a strong ride on the climb.

What was notable about the Alpe d’Huez ascent?

Tadej Pogačar set a new record for the climb in what is being described by Outside Magazine as one of the best performances in history.

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