137km to go: As mentioned previously, there are 29 riders in the breakaway. Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates XRG) is controlling them. Ben Healy, Ben O’Connor, Neilson Powless, Simon Yates, Alex Baudin, Victor Campenaerts, Quinn Simmons, Lenny Martinez and Julian Alaphilippe are among the breakaway. They have almost 1min on the peloton.
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Tour de France 2025: stage 10 from Ennezat to Mont-Dore Puy de Sancy – live | Tour de France 2025Notice: Undefined variable: newid in D:\vertrigo\www\voice\see.php on line 32  Key events David has emailed over his pedictions for today’s stage:
Delicious. Enjoy the cake. Søren Wærenskjold withdraws from the Tour de France 2025Uno-X Mobility’s Søren Wærenskjold has withdrawn from the Tour de France 2025. You might remember that he went down hard in a crash during yesterday’s stage. 145km to go: The attacks keep coming, but the lead group of 29 riders have 26secs on the peloton of 63 riders. Bahrain Victorious’ Santiago Buitrago is dropped and is about 1min 30secs behind. Mathieu Van der Poel is in a group just behind him and then behind them is the green jersey group – about 45secs back. If that didn’t make it clear, it’s all over the place. Bob has sent in the first suggestion for ‘name that breakaway’:
150km to go: Lenny Martinez (Bahrain Victorious) was the first to reach the summit of the first climb. Here are the results: KOM results at Côte de Loubeyrat: 1. L. Martinez, 5 pts 153km to go: Julian Alaphilippe has been caught and the front group has swelled to 19, with riders in the group including Victor Campenaerts, Ben O’Connor and Ben Healy. Geraint Thomas and Pavel Sivakov are dropped from the peloton, as well as many sprinters. 155km to go: Tudor Pro Cycling’s directeur sportif has been on the radio to Julian Alaphilippe, or “LouLou” as he affectionally calls him, to say “be careful. You’re out there alone”. With 2.4km of the climb to go, he has about 10secs on the peloton. A group including the green jersey leader, Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek), are 1min 28secs behind the bunch. 157km to go: Julian Alaphilippe (Tudor Pro Cycling) has 13secs on the bunch as he heads towards the first categorised climb: the category two Côte de Loubeyrat (4.1km at 6.3%). It starts with a very narrow section, that looked almost like an alleyway. So many fans have come out to cheer on the riders. 159km to go: Unsuprisingly, Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe (Tudor Pro Cycling) has attacked. As Rob Hatch puts it: “You could have put your mortgage on Julian Alaphilippe attacking today.” 160km to go: Krist Neilands and Valentin Madouas have been joined by a few riders from the bunch but are essentially caught now. Bahrain Victorious’ Fred Wright has a go and attacks but can’t get away. The peloton is back together. 164km to go: Victor Campenaerts (Visma-Lease a Bike) immediately accelerated once the flag was dropped. Matej Mohoric and Lenny Martinez (Bahrain Victorious) joined him up front. Israel-Premier Tech’s Krist Neilands attacks and grabs a 10second gap on the peloton. Groupama-FDJ’s Valentin Madouas bridges to join him. The racing has begun!165km to go: And we’re off! Visma-Lease a bike lead out the peloton. I’d love to hear your thoughts on today’s stage, so please email them over via the link at the top of the page. Who is your prediction for today’s stage win? Are there any riders you think have been quiet so far but today could be their day? Are you out along the route? If so, what’s the atmosphere? Here’s an interesting stat from the Tour de France race centre: Stage nine of the 2025 Tour de France was the second-fastest in history, at 50.013 km/h. Matt Stephens on TNT Sports spoke to Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) before today’s stage. He asked if he and his team would be the aggressors today, to which Pogačar replied:
TNT Sports also spoke to Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) and was asked what he and his team were cooking up today. He replied:
He said he knows today’s climbs well and did a recconaisance of them a few months ago. He added that it would be “a very hard day”. Indeed, the commentators on TV seem united in saying it’s going to the be the hardest test of the Tour so far this year. Today’s rollout has begunStage 10 of the Tour de France 2025 is under way. The peloton have rolled out from a Ennezat. There’s an 8.3km neutralised section before the racing begins. Georg Zimmermann and Marijn van den Berg withdraw from Tour de France 2025Intermarché-Wanty announced this morning that German rider Georg Zimmermann would be withdrawing from the race after crashing yesterday. The team said: Following his crash in Tour de France stage nine, Georg Zimmermann developed signs of a concussion during the night and must quit the race. EF Education-Easypost’s Dutch cyclist Marijn van den Berg will not start today either. His team said on social media this morning:
That means there are now 11 teams starting with seven riders. And who is in which jersey:
As a reminder, here’s how the general classification for the yellow jersey looks: General classification: top 10 after stage nine
There’s also an official stage 10 briefing by Continental and French former professional cyclist, Thierry Gouvenou. He said:
This is what general director of the Tour de France, Christian Prudhomme, has to say about stage ten:
Here is the route profile of stage 10: Allow Instagram content? This article includes content provided by Instagram. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. To view this content, click 'Allow and continue'. Stage 10: Ennezat to Le Mont-Dore Puy de Sancy, 165kmHere’s a look at today’s stage, Monday 14 July: Ennezat to Le Mont-Dore Puy de Sancy, 165.3km, with William Fotheringham’s preview:
PreambleIt’s Bastille Day! France’s national day and an opportunity for the Tour de France riders to put on a show for the crowds of fans expected to line today’s route. The peloton have 165.3km to cover in this mountain stage from Ennezat to Le Mont-Dore Puy de Sancy – the last before a rest day tomorrow – and will face seven category two climbs and one category three climb. In total, the riders have 4,450m of elevation on the cards. There’s also and intermediate sprint at 44km in. It’s going to be a hard day at the end of a long first week for the peloton. It’s expected that the route and profile of today’s stage will bring the GC contenders to the fore and be a test to see who’s serious about the maillot jaune and who’s falling short. So, keep an eye on Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) – the current yellow jersey leader – and his main rival Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike), who took a suprise stage win the last time the Tour came to the Massif Central. But Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-Quickstep) is second placed in the GC at the moment, so is also one to watch. And don’t foget the French rider in the peloton, such as Julian Alaphilippe (Tudor Pro Cycling) and Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ), who would love to be in the action on Bastille Day. Before the action starts at 1.10pm CEST (12.10am BST), here’s a recap of yesterday’s stage: Source link Posted: 2025-07-14 13:13:42 |
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