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Milan wins Tour stage 17

Tour de France stage 17 - Milan aims to hold off Pogacar in points race

Stage 11 winner Jonas Abrahamsen is still in that lead group. Since the Norwegian’s Tour debut in 2023, he's won more intermediate sprints than any other rider (seven). Next best since then are Bryan Coquard,

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Tour de France results: Race outlook after Jonathan Milan gets rainy Stage 17 win

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Tour de France stage 17: Milan tightens grip on green jersey, heavy rain impacts finale, Girmay involved in crash

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Milan wins Tour stage 17 in wet sprint finish

Jonathan Milan claimed his second victory of this year's Tour de France by winning a sprint finish on stage 17.

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Tour de France: Milan seizes 17th stage, Pogačar maintains lead

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Italian sprinter Milan takes 2nd stage win at Tour de France, Pogačar maintains overall lead

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What next for the Tour de France Femmes? The Cyclingnews editors weigh in

As the rebirth of the women's Tour de France, supported by Zwift, enters its fourth edition, it has become one of the most popular events on the calendar. It has taken the riders to the most iconic summits of La Super Planche des Belles, Col du Tourmalet, and Alpe d'Huez, all while pushing the race out to nine days.

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Major broadcasting change as Netflix confirm they have pulled plug on ...

NETFLIX’S cycling docuseries Tour de France: Unchained is set to be axed after three seasons, according to reports. The programme debuted on the streaming platform in June 2023, with the firs…

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How to watch the Tour de France 2025: TV, Streaming, broadcasters ...

ITV's Tour de France team. ITV's coverage of the 2025 Tour de France is hosted by the veteran Gary Imlach, who has been broadcasting at the Tour since 1990 and is a hit with fans for his cool ...

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How the Tour de France Femmes can change women’s cycling | CNN

The Tour de France Féminin survived until 1989 when it was discontinued and replaced by an unofficial race that, in time, dwindled down to four stages and was eventually scrapped in 2009.