Tour de France concludes today; Pogačar set for historic fifth victory

Published Jul 25, 11:12 PM UTC

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The Tour de France concludes today with the traditional finish on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, where Tadej Pogačar is set to celebrate a historic fifth victory. The cyclists faced one of the toughest days of the race yesterday, passing through the Galibier, the highest point of the Tour at 2,642 meters above sea level. The stage provided breathtaking images and crowned Richard Carapaz as the king of the mountains.

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The Tour de France concludes today with the traditional arrival on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, where Tadej Pogačar will celebrate a historic fifth victory. However, the cyclists faced one of the toughest days of the race yesterday.

The stage featured a passage through the Galibier, the highest point of the Tour at 2,642 meters above sea level, once again providing breathtaking images. The stage crowned Richard Carapaz as the king of the mountains.

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