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Ben Healy loses Tour de France yellow jersey after first brutal day in the Pyrénées

The first brutal day of reckoning in the Hautes-Pyrénées has ended with Ben Healy losing his leader’s yellow jersey in the Tour de France by just over 13 minutes.

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Tour de France: Pogačar wins 12th stage, reclaims yellow jersey

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Tour de France stage 10: Ben Healy takes yellow jersey, Simon Yates victorious for re-energized Visma team

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Tour de France stage 12 - will rivals attack Pogacar before first summit finish?

It's been the longest wait for a hors categorie climb since 2019 and we have one today, right at the end of stage 12.

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Tour de France stage 12 - GC rivals set to challenge Pogacar on final climbs

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Pogacar crashes but no time loss as Abrahamsen wins

Meanwhile, Abrahamsen edged out Schmid in a two-up sprint to the line, with Van der Poel crossing seven seconds later having left his charge too charge.

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Tour de France - Pogacar 'cleared to continue' on stage 12

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Tadej Pogačar crashes at Stage 11 of 2025 Tour de France

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Tour de France stage 11: Pogacar crashes but peloton waits, Abrahamsen wins from breakaway, Healy defends yellow

Norway’s Jonas Abrahamsen won an incident-packed stage 11 at the Tour de France on Wednesday, outsprinting Mauro Schmid in Toulouse. Behind them, race favorite Tadej Pogačar crashed in the final minutes, but did not lose any time to his general classification rivals after they sportingly waited until he rejoined them.

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🎥 Beer, champagne, and a McDrive? EF celebrates Healy's yellow jersey in EF style: "A small treat for the long journey"

On Thursday, he won the sixth stage, and Ben Healy was perhaps the top favorite for the Tour de France's tenth stage. But the Irishman from EF Education - EasyPost put his ambitions for the day aside and secured the yellow jersey.

Healy: Wearing yellow jersey is a 'fairytale'

Ben Healy, who became the first Irishman in 38 years to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France, reflects after his third-place finish in Stage 10, explaining why he couldn't be happier about his performance so far.