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Coverage dated July 9, 2026 to July 10, 2026

Tadej Pogacar dominates Stage 6 to regain lead at Tour de France

Headline from Bismarck Tribune

Tadej Pogacar of Slovenia reinforced his superstar credentials, dominating Stage 6 at the Tour de France over the famed Col du Tourmalet climb on Thursday to retake the overall leader's yellow jersey.

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  1. Daily Journal

    Pogacar crushes Tour de France rivals and storms the Tourmalet to regain overall lead (opens Daily Journal)

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    GAVARNIE-GEDRE, France (AP) — Tadej Pogacar produced a tremendous solo ride on the iconic Col du Tourmalet on Thursday to earn a 23rd Tour de France stage victory, reclaim control of the race and sap his rivals’ morale after just six days of racing.

  2. The Guardian

    Tadej Pogacar demolishes Tour de France rivals on the Tourmalet to take ominous lead (opens The Guardian)

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    Four-time champion dominates 17km climb to win stage six French president Emmanuel Macron in attendance Tadej Pogacar powered alone to the summit of the mighty Col du Tourmalet, deep in the Hautes-Pyrénées, and rode on to victory on stage six to Gavarnie-Gèdre, taking an emphatic overall lead in the…

  3. Bismarck Tribune

    Tadej Pogacar dominates Stage 6 to regain lead at Tour de France (opens Bismarck Tribune)

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    Tadej Pogacar of Slovenia reinforced his superstar credentials, dominating Stage 6 at the Tour de France over the famed Col du Tourmalet climb on Thursday to retake the overall leader's yellow jersey.

  4. The Boston Globe

    Tadej Pogacar crushes Tour de France rivals, storms the Tourmalet to regain overall lead (opens The Boston Globe)

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    The two-time world champ covered the final 27 miles alone, finishing 2:38 ahead of his main challenger, Jonas Vingegaard.

  5. Denver Gazette

    Pogacar crushes Tour de France rivals and storms the Tour malet to regain overall lead (opens Denver Gazette)

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    The Associated Press GAVARNIE-GEDRE, France — Tadej Pogacar produced a tremendous solo ride on the iconic Col du Tourmalet on Thursday to earn a 23rd Tour de France stage victory, reclaim control of the race and sap his rivals’ morale after just six days of racing.

  6. The Guardian

    Tour de France 2026: stage seven updates on road to Bordeaux after Pogacar demolition – live (opens The Guardian)

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    Updates from the flat 175.1km stage from Hagetmau Stage-by-stage guide | Stage six report | Mail Luke You could say this Tour de France was about two questions for most of the peloton: How do we deal with the extreme heat, and how does anyone beat Tadej Pogacar? The second question was emphatically …

  7. The Guardian

    Tadej Pogacar’s Tour de France mastery leaves rivals in his wake and asking: ‘What now?’ (opens The Guardian)

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    Tim Merlier powers to win on stage seven in sprint Pogacar keeps overall advantage over Vingegaard Tim Merlier of the Soudal-Quick Step team won the seventh stage of the Tour de France in a classic sprinter’s finish on the banks of the Garonne in Bordeaux.

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