Bonjour and welcome to the Cycli𒉰ngnews live coverage of stage 14 of the Tour de France.

Today we're in sight of the Pyrenee♉s with a hilly stage fro🌞m Carcassonne to Quillan. 

With 3000m of climbing and the big mountain stages to come, it seems a peꦕrfect day for an breakaway. It will be  fascinating to see who goes on the attack and how the stage plays out.  

Stay with us for all the action.

As the Cyclingnews Live bl🌼imp takes height, the riders are signing on in Carcassonne. 

The su🦂n is out and the skies are blue, so it should be a great summer's day ofღ racing in the spectacular l'Aude region. 

Ineos Grenadiers ar💝e on the🐓 podium. Could today see Geraint Thomas go on the attack? 

Or perhaps 2020 Giro winner Tao Geoghegan H♒art?  The British super team will surely be looking to make sense of the Tour as well as help put Richard Carapaz on the final podium.   

Of course, we couldn't start stage 14 without looking back to stage 13 and Mark Cavendish's record-equal﷽ling 34th Tour de France stage win.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Cavendish took his fourth victory of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2021 Tour de France in Carcassonne, securing his 34th career victory at the race and moving onto equal terms with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Eddy Merckx's all-time sta๊ge win record.

The Manxman surged to victory in the final 100 metres of the stage, following a messy run-in on what was a complicated final dash to the line. He beat lead-out man 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michael Mørkøv into second place as 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Fenix) rounded 🌌out the podium. Iván García Cortina (Movistar) took fourth place after a late burs🐟t.

Click below to read our stage report.

Tour de France: Mark Cavendish equals Eddy Merckx record with stage 13 victory

Bahrain Victorious are the lates🥀t team on the start podium.

We cold see Colbrelli, Matej Mohorič, Fred Wright, Pello Bilbao or stage 8 winner Dylan Teuns on the attack.

Cavendish’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:34th Tour stage win came 13 years to the day after his first🔯 in 2008, when he beat Oscar Freire and Erik Zabel t꧒o the line in Châteauroux. 

Few riders have marked the Tour de France in the 21st century quite like Cavendish, who made an 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:immediate and lasting impression with both t🍷he volume of his victories and the volubility of his🔯 speech. He has made 34 visits to the press conference truck in 13 years. None of them have been dull.

“I don’t think I can ever be compared with the great Eddy Merckx, the greatest male road cyclist of all time,” Cavendish🐬 said when he took a seat in his post-stage press conference.

Click below to read Barry Ryan's take on Cavendish's pos🌌t-st🐬age comments. 

Mark Cavendish: I don't think I can ever be compared with the great Eddy Merckx

As the clock ticks do꧋wn to the start of stage 14, it is time for Cavendish ans his Deceuninck-QuickStep team to sign on.  

Each of the riders are presented by the speaker, thei𒆙r work and success recalled each time. 

World Champion Julian Alaphilippe gets a huge ch💜eer like every day, but so does Cavendish, wearing the green points jersey.

Next ♈up is UAE T♉eam Emirates and race leader Tadej Pogacar. 

It will fascinౠating to see if his team comes under pressure today. 

Fortunately 🍒Rafal Majka is at the start and able to race after crashing hard yesterday.

The sign-on has ended with UAE. 

The riders are now ga💧thering for the roll out of Carcassonne for the 183.7km stage.  

Tim Declercq of Deceuninck-QuickStep is also able ൩to race on. However several riders were forced to abandon due to crash injuries. They included Simon Yates and Lucas Hamilton.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Team BikeExchange started stage 13 of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France as one of the few teams left in the race to still have their full complement of eight rid✃ers but ended it in Carcasson𒁏ne down two key climbers.

Click below for the full story.

BikeExchange down two climbers at Tour de France after crash takes out Yates and Hamilton

1 minute to the roll out. 

The four jersey wearers are on the front o🍷f the start grid.

3-2-1 and they're off. Th𓂃e p♋eloton rolls out of the Carcassonne. 

They face a 6.4km neutral section before the flag drops and the 183.7km stage starts in earn๊est.

We are expecting at🐲tacks from the moment the♒ red race director's car accelerates away.

Several teams are down to just 4 riders from the original 8 but keep fig𒈔hting. 

Sadly Warren Barguil (Arkea Samsic) and Soren Kragh Andersen are non-starters. Both were involved i♋n the crash.  

“I am really disappointed and don’t want to leave the🐈 Tour de France," Kragh Andersen said, suffering with concussion. 

“In my heart I know that ⭕the decision o🐭f the team’s medical staff can only be right one.”

Geraint Thomas needs a rear wheel change after a flat, so the peloton will perh🐼aps be slowed to allow the Welshman to get back on. 

This is the view from the race director's car.

Yesterday's high-speed crash occurred with 60km remaining on the stage to Carcassone, with several riders coming off on a downhill road that was lineꦡd by a gravelled surface.

Simon Yates (Team BikeExchange) and Roger Kluge (Lotto Soudal) abandoned. Kra🔜gꦬh Andersen was one of a number of DSM riders who fell down the ravine at the roadside and had to scramble out. 

Cli♒ck below for the fulꦿl story on why he had to abandon the Tour.

Kragh Andersen and Barguil abandon the Tour de France after stage 13 crash

Other punctures have slowed the rolled out. But the flag will drop in 1km.&nbs🧔p;

Get ready to rumble.

Ion Izagirre needs a rear wheel change, so the race director Christian Prudhomme slows the peloton༒.

Here we go!  

They're off!  

Warren Barguil 𝔉(Arkea Samsic) and Soren Kragh Andersen (Team DS♌M) are the only non-starters.

That means there are 149 riders left in the race.

The fl﷽ag drops and we have the first attacks! 

The early surges have been 🌟pulled back, lining out the peloton. 

The pace is high! 

The high speed is hurting some riders, iꦰncluding Tim Declercq who cras🃏hed hard yesterday. 

But fellow Belgian Wout van Aert is up 🍨front, sniffing out the attacks.  

Fortunately Tim 🌄Declercq is back in the pack. 

Four riders open a gap.

De Gendt is one of them.

The four have an eight-second gap. 

The four are Thomas De Gendt, Fred Wright, Steven Kruijswijk and Simon Ges꧟chke.

They're giving it big licks, as 📖other ride🥂rs try to join them.  

Gruppo compatto. 

Konrad of Bora has flatted and he ๊faces a hard chase with the speed so high. Henao to꧋o. 

Good luck getting back on guys. 

Ouch. Tim Declercq is still fighting♏ to stay in t💃he peloton. 

Up 🀅front we have a new attack b𝓀y three riders. 

Guess who is there?

Julian Alaphilippe. 

Wit🎉h Alaphilppe are Quentin Pacher and Matej Mohoric. 

Alaphilippe are Quentin Pacher and Matej Mohoric lead by 8 seconds but others riders are going acro🉐ss to them on the rolling roads.   

Alaphilippe are Quentin Pacher and💯 Matej Moh♈oric are caught.  

Trek-Segafredo have brought the pack back up﷽ to the attackers. They want to be in the move that g🎃oes clear today.

New attack. 

Kristian Sbaragli (Alpecin-Fenix🅷) goes ꦏsolo and they let him go. 

Surely others will try to jump across to him.

Hey they come, as Sbaragli opens a 50-se🧔cond gap. 🅺;

Maxime Chevalier❀ and Anthony Turgis jump away. 

The peloton is trying to stop other attacks on a nar💛row country road.

But Toms Skujiņš and Jonas Rickaert get away. 

The r🤪oad is only wide enough for six or so r👍iders, which helps the peloton slow the pace.  

Sbaragli is 1:50 clear on the peloton as the other atꩵtackers try to go across to him. 

We could soon have a five-rider attack𓃲 but the pelot♚on could also attack again.  

As the road rises, other attacks are launched off the front of the peloton. ও;

Kaspe☂r Asgreen goes solo, with other riders fighting🍨 to go with him.

145km to go

The peloton is riding at speed as riders attack and so the gap is comi🌟ng down.

They are only 1:00 down on Sbaragli.

Sbaragli is joinꦆed by Chevalier, Turgis, Skujins and Rickaert to create a break of 5 riders♛.

The five are working well together but so is the peloton. The gap is melting in the hot &nbs🦋p;summer sun. 

Trek-Segafredo are trying to slow the chase and get in any counter-attacks. They alrea🅘dy have Skujins up the road.

135km to go

The gap is down to 30 seconds. This could come back t▨oge🀅ther again.

The intermediate sprint comes with 107km to go and so the sprint teams could decide to control the race sand then let ♉a break go away after that.   

The riders in the break start the Col du Bac. It is the fir🌌st marked clim𝔍b and a regular ascent on a big road. It is 3.1km long at 5.3%. 

It could launch other attacks. 

The speed has been ꧂high in the first hour, wꦦith an average of 48.3km covered. 

Indeed the climb dynamites the peloton with Ide Schelling of Bora on the♕ move.

It's painful to watch Tim Dꦰeclercq suffering so mꦡuch at the back.

Mads Pedersen and Nacer Bouhanni are suff🌼ering too and losing contact. 

Chris Froome in🎉 trouble as ꦕmore and more riders lose contact on this climb.

The five leaders are coming towards the top of the climb and the repeated accelerations behind have brought their advan♎tage down to 12 seconds.

48.3km covered in the first hour. Fast day!

Puncture for Pello Bilbao, who's 10th overall.

It's a fast little descent but as the🐎 road flattens out again the peloton stitches itself back together.

125km to go

This stage is yet to settle down. The five leaders move back out to 25 seconds but here comes the next wave of 🔥attacks.

We've got 20km of false flat now, l💃eading to our intermediate sprint. After that it's the second climb of the day and a much more difficult proposition, whichඣ should help drive a breakaway clear if nothing goes in the meantime.

Alaphilippe goes again. The world cham♚pion is just irrepressible. He attacks with Elissonde.

Alaphilippe waves his arm ಌin frustration as the ♚move comes to nothing.

All these attaﷺcks to try and form the breaks take a lot of energy. We saw that with Alaphilippe on the Ventou𓆏x stage, where he rode a ridiculously aggressive start of the stage but couldn't follow Van Aert at the business end. 

There will be riders doing things diff♏erently, just trying to follow the odd wheel and hoping for a bit of luck. It's a gamb꧋le in terms of getting into the break but arguably gives you a better shot if you do get in there. 

The gap to the ꦫfive leaders goes out to 🌠35 seconds but it's just not settling down behind.

115km to go

The breakaway is nearing the intermediate ཧsprint. They lead 💫by 20 seconds, so will they stay away? 

It looks difficult.   

There's a slight descent and that helps the peloton. Surely the sprinters' te🍌am will lead the chase so they can contest the sprint for maximum points.

Indeed the peloton is lined out. 

5km to the sprint.

The gap is just 10 seconds as the race turns on to the main  road towards Lavelanet. and the spꦗ🧔rint.

UAE Team Emirates take over on the fro𓃲nt of the pel✃oton to try to control the pace. 

But the road rises and more rid🃏ers surge up the road.

The peloton can see the five attackers now. 

1km to the sprint. 

The attacks stays away.

Matthews aไnd Colbrelli lead the peloton but only scored points for sev🐻enth and eighth place. 

Ouch! 

Bis👍sigger of EF crashes. He needs a new bike but is okay. 

With Cavendish unable to contest the intermediate sprint, Dries Devenyns jumped across to tꦏhe break and finished second in the sprint. 

Matthews only scored 9 👍points, Colbrelli on💖ly 8 points. 

That helped Cavendish defend his green jersey.

Thanks to h𓂃is 4 stage wins, Cavendish has a total of 279 points.&nb💟sp;

Matthews𓃲 has 179꧟, Jasper Philipsen 174 and Colbrelli has 159. 

After riding through Lavelanet, the race starts the steep cl⛎imb of the second-cat Col de Montségur.

Vincenzo Nibali (Trek-Segafredo) is off the front and looking aggressive. Other rider💞s are going across to him.

One is Geraint Thomas.  

100km to go

Wout 🧜van Aert is also up front, hoping to be in the right attack. 

Tadej Pogacar is in the pack but his UAE teammates aꦫre unable to control the 𒊎race today.

A♓s the Col de Montségur begins in earnest, the climbers come to the fore. 

Cavendish is at the back of the pel🌳oton. This stage is going to hurt a lot of riders.

Michael Woods g🥃oes after Matteo Cattaneo and Wout Poels. The Canadian is chasing the mountai♉n points.  

Behind them are Chaves, Meintjes and Fraile, chasing the leading trio down.&🐈nbsp;

But Woods, Poels and Cattღaneo lead by 30 seconds. 

Finally UAE try to take control and set the pace in the p🦂ꦯeloton.

1Km to the top of the Col de Montségur.

Woods wants the 5 points.

Poels joins Woods, the Dutchman also wan🐻ts the KOM points.

Ind💃eed, they sprint it out and Woods and Poels go shoulder to shoulder. But Poels wins it🙈. 

A group of 7 riders follow﷽s them over theౠ top at 45 seconds. 

The peloton is at  1:15.

The pel🎃oton is split into differ𓆉ent groups of suffering across the climb. 

There has been no respite so far today.

90km to go

UAE are underst🙈andably letting the 10 riders open a gap. 

They will be happy the race has settled. 

The 10 riders in the break are: Poels, Woods, G. Martin, Higuita, Konrad, Meintjes, Mollema and Fraile. They arജe about to come together. 

They lead the peloton by 1:30. 

You probably have read about Lachlan Morton's Alt Tour ride.&nbsꦉp;

Well, Britain's Jack Thompson is attempting to complete the Touꦗr de France route in just 1🍸0 days. 

We caught up with 🍸him after day fivꦗe of The Amazing Chase, presented by Wahoo. 

Click below for his latest diary update.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:The Amazing Chase Diary

After the descent of the Col de Monts&eꦡacute;gur, the race will soon hit the Col de la Croix des Morts, a draggy ascent that’s the gateway to the Plateau de Sault.

Woods, Poels and Cattaneo are still 25 seconds clear of the chasers. Cattaneo is no🔯t working as the other two push on to try and take maximumꦗ mountain points.

75km to go

The break is 1km from the summit of t♒he Col de la Croix des Morts.

Woods makes sure he is first to top to score 5 poꦓints. 

Poels is second and scores 3 points.

The chasers are only 25 behind the trio of Woods𝓰, Poels and🧸 Cattaneo. 

The peloton is at 3:00, with UAE letting the move gradually extend i🐲ts lead. 

Over t𒈔he top the 7 chasers finally catch the trio to form a🃏 10-rider attack that will probably stay away and fight for the stage victory in Quillan.

Between the attack and the peloton are Valentin Madouas and Elie Gesbert, who have joined for🦋ces with Pierre Rolland and Quentin Pacher.

They missed the attack and will have to work hard to close their 1:00 gap.&nbsꦫp;

The 10 up the r🐟oad are not going to wait for them. 

After the hard 100km of racing in the hills at the foot of the Pyrenees, the grup𒈔petto, includ♒ing Mark Cavendish and other sprinters are riding at 10:30. 

They will have to be careful but should finish inside the time👍 limit.  

However Nacer Bouhanni is at 18 minutes aಞnd faces a solo battle of🎀 survival. 

The Tour is in the 𝐆l'Aude and so in sunflower terrain. 

Our photogr꧃aphers captured some stunning shots earlier today.

The riders are on the Plateau de Sault. 

The countryside is very open up here but steep valleys cut through the plateau and the route tumbles into one of them to climb th🔜e acute ramps of the third-cat Cô꧒;te de Galinagues. 

From here, the riders descend from the plateau and down ♏to the Aude valley, going through the narrow p𒉰assage of the spectacular Gorges de Saint Georges to reach Axat, turning eastwards soon after to Caudiès-de-Fenouillèdes.

ꦿAs the Côte de Galinagues starts, the chasers join the 10 attackers to create a 14-rider move. 🍎;

They &nbs💧p🐼;will no doubt start fighting for the stage victory. 

Woods and Poels fight again for the KOM points.

They were fighting for just 2 and 1 points b𝐆ut Poels wanted it and surged passed the Canadian with a late sprint. 

However thanks to taking 1 point, Woods is the ඣnew leader of the KOM competition, moving pas🥀t Nairo Quintana.  

Poels is third on 49 points.

50km to go

Crash! Woods goes down.

He slips out onꦓ a curve but gets up and is chasing.

Woods has a hole in his shorts but is chasing to get  back to the break.💧 

🍨He seems a bit shocked and is sꦑtruggling on the twisting descent.

He is 15 seconds behind the break.

Woods goes wide on a corner. This could aff♏ect his chances of winning the stage today. 

UAE are carefully leading the pelot🌳on on the descent. They do not want to crash before the big Pyrenean stage to Andorra. 

Woods is diving between the team cars but has blood coming f𓃲rom a left elbow injury. 

Mollema is not waiting for Woods. 

He takes off alone with 41km to go. 

He feels he can open ⛄a gap on the technical descent but it will cost🉐 him energy.  

Th🐬e valley roads are stunning but the riders have little time to enjoy them. 

Mollema is going flat out and has opened a 25 seconꦜd gap now. 

The peloton, lead by UAE is at 4:10.

Mollema is riding Mollema style, hands on the tops, body tucked low, his mouth wide open to gulp in as much as as he 🐬can.  

Mollema pushes his lead out  to 40 seꦦconds as the road rises. 

30km to go

From the 🌌stunning village of Axat in the valley, the race turns eastwards to Caudiès-de-Fenouillèdes.

Here, a ♛sharp turn leads towards the final climb, the second-cat Col de Saint-Louis where the road to the summit has the peculiarity of crossing over itself via a very fetching viaduct.

From the 🐎crest of this final hill, there are 1 quite rapid kilometres remain into the finish at Quillan.

Mollema has extend his gap to 1:10 now. 

It's advantage Mollema. 

The🌸 br♍eak seems to have lost conviction and unity. 

Quillan is a town of just over 3,000 inhabitants, at the foot of the Pyrenees but it is famous in cycling for 🌱its post-Tour criterium.  

25km to go

Mollema is time trial to the finish. He seems in fine form, digginജg deep and holding his speed even as the road climbs.  

Behind the UAE team take on bidons and ♔spray each other with water.&nbs🧔p;

The race hits the𓄧 Col de Saint-Louis and the chase group behind Mollema explodes🐷. 

Can they chase doไwn Mollema? It will b🍸e har,d he leads by 1:15.

Behind EF Education-Nipp💃o moves to the front of the peloton to reduce tꩲhe gap to Guillaume Martin. 

The American squad is trying defend Rigoberto Uran's second place. However Martin's clever move will lift ꦉhim up the GC. 

🧜However he has to then def🦂end in on tomorrow's hard stage to Andorra.

The peloton is also exp𝓀loding on the Col de 🌳Saint-Louis. 

Both Quintana and Alaphilippe are droppedꦑ but seem to be saving their legs for Sunday's big stage.

Mollema blasts under🐟 the viaduct. He still leads by 1:00 despite Woods, Cattaneo and Higuita chasing hard.

Mollema is only 1km from the top of the climb.

Mollema passes over the top. He's 1:00 ahead of 𝓰the chasers with just 🍸a fast 17km to go  to the finish. 

🧜Mollema's only problem could be a headwind but he has done  the hard work and carveಞd a one-minute lead.

Trek-Segafredo seem hopeful of Mollema winning.

UAE continue to lead the peloton home. Th♍ey're at 6:00 and so G Martiꦗn will move up in GC.  

The Cavendish green jersey group is at 20 minutཧes.

Mollema's win is much like that of 2017 when he wo💎n after a solo attack o𓃲f 40 kilometers to Le-Puy-en-Velay.

Guillaume Martin is up to🦄 second in th꧒e virtual GC.

He could move up to 2ndไ at 4:46 down on Pogacar and so 30 or so seconds ahead of Uran, 40✱ on Vingegaard and Carapaz. 

Nacer Bouhanni and ဣother strugglers are 25 minutes down on Mollema but should fiꦇnish inside the time limit. 

2km to go for Mollema.

He waves to the camera and begins to celebrate.

Last km for Mollema.

He eases up and savours th꧂e moment as he crosses the finish line in Quillan.

Mollema wins stage 14. Chapeau! 

Mollema celebrates with the 🌼Trekꦕ-Segafredo staff. 

They can all enjoy a glas💮s of chꩵampagne tonight. 

It's a sprint for second place, with Konrad and Higuita f🐷ighting for it.&nb༺sp;

Konrad is confirmed in 2nd place, with Higuita 3ওrd. 

With every second that passes, Guillaume Martin (Cofidis) moves up the GC.&nbs✨p;

Brandon McNulty brings home the peloton and race leader 💧Tadej Pogacar꧙.  

They finish at 6:54. 

After a hectic opening two hours, UAE will be h🦋appy yo have enjoyed a more relaxed s💞econd part of the stage.

However Sunday's stage in the high Pyrenees and up to Andorra and then on the fast des𝄹cent to Andorra la Vieille will be very different. 

This is the top ten on the stage:

1 Bauke Mollema (Ned) Trek-Segafredo 04:16:16
2 Patrick Konrad (Aut) Bora-Hansgrohe 00:01:04
3 Sergio Higuita Garcia (Col) EF Education-Nippo 00:01:04
4 Mattia Cattaneo (Ita) Deceuninck-QuickStep 00:01:06
5 Michael Woods (Can) Israel Start-up Nation 00:01:10
6 Omar Fraile Matarranz (Spa) Astana-Premier Tech 00:01:25
7 Elie Gesbert (Fra) Team Arkea-Samsic 00:01:25
8 Quentin Pacher (Fra) B&B Hotels p/b KTM 00:01:25
9 Louis Meintjes (RSA) Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux 00:01:25
10 Es🧜teban Chaves Rubio (C💛ol) Team BikeExchange 00:01:28

Michael Woods finished fifth on the stage despite h🍌is𝓀 crash. He is one of the winners today because he took the polka-dot mountains jersey.

Another view of the top ten on the stage.

This is🎀 the neꦅw top ten on GC after today's stage. 

Guillaume Martin (Cofidis) has moved up from ninth to second with his aggressive ri𓂃de. 

1 Tadej Pogacar (Slo) UAE Team Emirates 56:50:21
2 Guillaume Martin (Fra) Cofidis 00:04:04
3 Rigoberto Uran (Col) EF Education-Nippo 00:05:18
4 Jonas Vingegaard (Den) Jumbo-Visma 00:05:32
5 Richard Carapaz (Ecu) Ineos Grenadiers 00:05:33
6 Ben O'Connor (Aus) AG2R Citroën Team 00:05:58
7 Wilco Kelderman (Ned) Bora-Hansgrohe 00:06:16
8 Alexey Lutsenko (Kaz) Astana-Premier Tech 00:06:30
9 Enric Mas Nicolau (Spa) Movistar Team 00:07:11
10 Mattia Cattaneo (Ita) Dec🍰euninck-QuickStep꧒ 00:09:48

Mollema was happy to take his second stage win.

Michael Woods is cheered on the podium. He lo꧒oks happy in the polka-dot jersey. 

Woods has a tಞotal of 54 point𝔉s but now has to defend his slim lead in the high Pyrenees.

The Cavendish gruppetto comes home at 23:03.

They finish safely inside the time liﷺmit and so lives to fight another day. Now he has to battle over the Pyrenees on Sunday to reach the second rest day.&nb🦂sp;

Yet again he was helped and protected by seܫveral Deceuninck-QuickStep teammates.&n💞bsp;

Here's the second winner of the day: Guillaume Martin (Cof🉐idis).

The 28-year-𝓡old Frenchman got into the break and his bravery paid off and he is second i𓂃n GC, now 4:04 down on Pogacar. 

Nacer Bouhanni and two ot♈her riders🍎 finish the stage at 36: 46. 

The broom wagon is just behind them b🐎ut they are safely home.

They are 12 minutes inside the time cut𓆏 and so live ti race for another day. 

Mark Cav🉐endish climbs not the podium to take another green jersey.   

To see o🅺ur growi𝔍ng photo gallery from the stage and read  our full stage report, click below.

Tour de France: Mollema escapes breakaway to win stage 14

Mollema🥂's stage win was hi๊s second at the Tour after taking a similar stage in 2017, with a 40km solo attack to Le-Puy-en-Velay. 

“It’s a𒊎mazing. I’m sup🐽er happy,” said Mollema. 

&ldqu🌜o;I was fe𝕴eling good so I thought let’s go from far.

“I had the confidence I could ride alone and keep going for a long time. Normally I can pace myself really well. When I got to the top of the last climb with 50 seconds I knew I could make it.&🐽rdquo;

This is what victory feels like.  

It's nice to see Michael Woo꧑ds in the polka-dot mountains jersey. 

T෴he Canadian crashed after taking vital mountain points but will race into the Pyrenees in the polka-dot jersey on Sunday.ꦜ 

He ꦿfaces a battle to keep the jersey but will also be racing on home roads near his home in Andorra.  

To re꧒ad more about Woods' day out front, click below. 

Tour de France: Michael Woods crashes in the breakaway on stage 14

Mollema, Woods and༒ Guillaume Martin of Cofidis were the successful riders of the hard day to Quillan. 

Martin mo🦄ved up to second in GC. Read our first story on the Fren𝓰chman by clicking below.

Tour de France: Guillaume Martin climbs to second overall thanks to clever day in the break

The Tour climbs high into the Pyrenees on Sunday for a stage 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:in the principality of Andorra. 

It is much more of a classic set piece high mountain stage, comprising🗹 three first category ascents and a headlong drop into the finish town of Andorra la Vieille. 

What stands out is the altitude gain of over 4,500 metres. The altitude hits 2,408 metres as the peloton crests the summit of the Port d🐻'Envalira, the highest Pyrenean mountain pass, on the border between Andorra and France.

Click below to read Alasdair Fotheringham's detailed preview of𓆉 the weekend in the Pyrenees. 

Tour de France podium battle resumes in the Pyrenees - Preview

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Join us on Sunday for full coverage🎶 of stage 15 to see if Tadej Pogacar can stay in yellow on the climbs to  Andorra.