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Pogacar Wins Stage 14, Extends Lead to 4½ Minutes

7/19/2026

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Pogacar Wins Stage

Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) won stage 14, extending his lead to 4 min 30 sec over Jonas Vingegaard.
He attacked on the Col du Haag, 1.6 km from the summit, on the 155-km Mulhouse-Le Markstein route.
Isaac del Toro (Mexico) was second, 38 sec behind Pogacar.
The win, his fourth Tour stage and 25th overall, came after he said huge roadside crowds gave him an extra boost.

Summary

Tour Adds Summit

Stage 15 of the 2026 Tour will finish on the Plateau de Solaison, a summit never before hosted, leaving teams without prior data.
NBC Sports signed a deal in February 2023 to broadcast the Tour in the U.S. through 2029, available on Peacock and NBC affiliates.
The 2026 route covers 3,333 kilometers in 21 stages, with Stage 14 forecasting 25 °C and light showers that could affect the 155.3-kilometre ride through the Vosges.

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Pogacar Wins Stage

Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) won stage 14, extending his lead to 4 min 30 sec over Jonas Vingegaard.
He attacked on the Col du Haag, 1.6 km from the summit, on the 155-km Mulhouse-Le Markstein route.
Isaac del Toro (Mexico) was second, 38 sec behind Pogacar.
The win, his fourth Tour stage and 25th overall, came after he said huge roadside crowds gave him an extra boost.

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