Slovenian secures second consecutive overall title when organizers decided to neutralize the times with 50 kilometers (31 miles) left because of the threat of rain and crashes, but he still tried

Tadej Pogačar blasted his way to a fourth Tour de France victory on Sunday, besting rival Jonas Vingegaard by 4:24 across the famed Champs-Élysées finish line

Tadej Pogačar won his fourth Tour de France by a comfortable margin after Sunday’s final stage, which he tried to win even though he didn't need to.

Although race leader Pogačar took a step closer to a fourth Tour title, the Slovenian star could not catch Arensman. He finished the stage in third place behind Dane Jonas Vingegaard, who just beat Pogačar to the line.

Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia outclassed the field with a convincing victory in the world's most prestigious cycling race. Highlights, results are here.

Slovenia's Tadej Pogačar wrapped up yet another dominant Tour de France victory on Sunday in Paris, beating Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard by 4 minutes, 24 seconds to capture his fourth yellow jersey and cement his status as one of the greatest competitors the sport has ever seen.

Groves won Stage 20 with a late solo breakaway, while Pogačar rolled over the line about seven minutes later in the same time as Jonas Vingegaard.

Tadej Pogačar picked up his fourth Tour De France title in six years Sunday. The 26-year-old Slovenian previously won last year, in 2021 and 2020.

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