TOUR DE FRANCE 2025 – EXPLOIT ! Arensman bat Pogacar et les favoris du général dans les Pyrénées !

Jonas Vingegaard l’a dit, il ne s’avouait toujours pas vaincu. Le Danois n’a pas menti, tentant plusieurs fois de distancer Tadej Pogacar sur les rampes de la montée finale vers Luchon-Superbagnères. Le Slovène, maillot jaune sur le dos, n’a rien cédé et a même repris du temps au sommet. Une joute qui a profité à Thymen Arensman, vainqueur de la 14e étape au bout d’un joli raid en solitaire.

00:50 : Col du Tourmalet
04:44 : Col d’Aspin
05:58 : Col de Peyresourde
08:32 : Luchon-Superbagnères

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Trois semaines de course, des cols mythiques, des sprints à couper le souffle et des rebondissements à chaque virage : le Tour de France 2025 est lancé !Suivez l’élite du cyclisme mondial sur les routes les plus exigeantes de l’Hexagone. Des pavés du Nord aux sommets alpins, chaque étape est un moment de vérité. Qui portera le maillot jaune à Paris ? Qui fera exploser le peloton ?

🔥 Les grands favoris de cette édition
* 🟡 Tadej Pogačar (UAE Emirates)
* 🔵 Jonas Vingegaard (Visma–Lease a Bike)
* 🔴 Remco Evenepoel (Soudal–Quick Step)
* 🟢 Primož Roglič (Red Bull – BORA hansgrohe)
* ⚫ Carlos Rodríguez (INEOS Grenadiers)
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The final part of the Pyrenean triptych. Third stage in this magnificent massif, the queen stage, 182.6 km on the program, 5,000 meters of elevation gain, a long, costly approach. Energy-intensive to reach the first intermediate sprint. Two hors catégorie passes, a second category, and a first category will follow. Suffice to say, the menu is extremely copious today. Watch out, watch out for indigestion. 15 minutes past noon. In a few moments, the peloton will be launched to conquer this 14th stage. It will ultimately be… We will park near the Lidl Trek. Off we go with Jonathan Milan. Mammoth sprint, Mathieu Van der Poel in the wheel, 50 meters. We won’t even contest this sprint. 1, Milan 2, Van der Poel 3, Girmay. The white jersey is in great difficulty from the first kilometers of the Tourmalet. I was talking earlier about Remco Evenepoel struggling on the Soulor. What were they left? 15 riders. Now, there are at least 40 or 50 riders in the peloton. And then, the bad news is that we don’t see any teammates. Just now, we saw Van Wilder, we saw Pascal Eenkhoorn. I have the feeling that Eenkhoorn and Van Wilder are in front. And the man wearing the white jersey said: Go on, race. It might look like we’re abandoning. The breakaway is forming. We’re going to get back to the race. There are only climbers, only climbers in this breakaway. And Simon Yates, there again. Go on, the Michael Woods, the Ben O’Connors. Behind, we have Vlasov, whom we had already seen trying to escape. Louis Barré. Louis Barré. Very, very strong after his heavy fall on the way to Mûr de Bretagne. Sergio Higuita, just ahead of Vlasov. Remember that there’s a group leading the way, notably with the weighted jersey, Lenny Martinez. The Frenchman didn’t miss a beat. Just behind, we see Sepp Kuss, another Frenchman, Jordan Jégat, Valentin Paret-peintre, and also there, Ben Healy. And it’s Thymen Arensman who’s leading this group. I understand Remco’s attitude. For sure, they won’t understand. There’s nothing worse than when you’re in trouble, seeing a camera right behind you. I’ve experienced that after falls. You just want to be left alone… You just want to be left alone. He’ll stop anyway. Whistle. Look, we can hear the whistles. It’s a commissaire asking Remco Evenepoel to stop leaning on the car. Things aren’t looking good for Remco. He’s there. Now it’s the terrible image. Remco Evenepoel, forced to leave the Tour de France route. During the 14th stage, the Tourmalet is definitely cursed for him. In tears, of course, the Belgian. Three withdrawals already today, so three climbers: Mattias Skjelmose, Stef Cras and especially the white jersey Remco Evenepoel. We’re reminded of the image of him getting into the car of the sports management of the Soudal Quick Step team. Forced to abandon, therefore, on the occasion of this 14th stage. Lenny, he’s euphoric. That’s it, he now has more than a minute’s lead on the Johannessen group, where we saw Jordan Jégat join this group. We’ve slowed down significantly for the Johannessen group. And Lenny digs deep, he turns around a lot, he’s carried by the crowd. Be careful not to overdo it. What a joy! You can imagine the kid there, you can hear the crowd chanting his name. These people who arrived very early. Some even arrived yesterday. They’re impatiently waiting for the one who will take the lead at the Tourmalet. We have the polka-dot jersey. He’s French, even if there aren’t only French people on this climb. A great atmosphere. He must be having a blast, Lenny Martinez. Launched into a ride from another time, there are still 93 to go. kilometers to go. 1’55” ahead of the Johannessen group, which is marking time. The Young Jersey group is 3’32” behind. Lenny Martinez then passes, recovers the 20 points and goes to put on his raincoat. We’ve praised his profession. This wasn’t the time to deceive us and launch headlong into the descent in his little jersey. The first slopes of the Col d’Aspin, Lenny Martinez leads the way. White jersey with red polka dots on his shoulders. 50 seconds ahead of his compatriot, Valentin Paret-painter accompanied by Sepp Kuss, former winner of the Vuelta. In the third echelon of the race, we find the Johannessen group, which is 1’25” behind the pocket climber of the Bahrain Victorious team. At 3’46”, the Yellow Jersey group. No, we can sense that there is a discussion taking place between the sports management and Lenny Martinez. If we didn’t ask Lenny Martinez to get up, but look, he’s waiting for them. I have the impression that he’s waiting for them, but except that he’s so good that he doesn’t come back. There, he did the last kilometer, but practically freewheeling. He turns around, but where are they? It’s nice, you tell me about expectations, but they’re not moving forward, the winner of the Tour of Spain, little Paret-Peintre, they’re not moving forward. He may have told his DSs: for me, you know what? The best defense is attack. So, I’m going to go. No, but there, he’s going to wait for them. He’s waiting for them. It’s true that we’ve often seen him turn around, but there, the problem is that with this fog, in 30 seconds, he doesn’t see them. In any case, Lenny Martinez has decided to equip himself with a nice raincoat and wait on the descent. Sepp Kuss and Valentin Paret-Peintre are about to catch up with the Frenchman. The race leaders, then. A duo is catching up with Lenny Martinez. A trio will therefore open the way. We are on the descent of the Col d’Aspin, 58 kilometers still to go. We are now attacking the Col de Peyresourde with the leading group that has reformed around Lenny Martinez: Valentin Paret-peintre, Sepp Kuss. The two from the Ineos team have just arrived: Rodriguez, Arensman, but also Tobias Halland, Johannessen. It’s a little harder for Ben O’Connor, who is starting to pay for his efforts. Arensman attacks at the front. It’s no longer moving forward, you can’t hear it. Arensman is hardening. Followed by Tobias Halland Johannessen. Lenny Martinez confirms that he’s having a very good day and takes the road to the Norwegian. He wants the points, obviously, since with a gap of 2’12”, I think that at the front, we understood that it would be difficult to fight for the win. But Lenny Martinez, the objective is to take the lead of this first category climb and score big points, 10 points for the one who takes the lead of the Persourde today. Lenny Martinez lost a few meters to Arensman. We could tell who absolutely wanted to follow the Ineos rider, but he was dropped on the pedals. Arensman in form in the Pyrenees. Already impressive at the front on the Hautacam stage and who has digested his Tour of Italy well. The big points, the 10 points, will be for Arensman. The eight points, we’ll see. For Lenny. He won’t give up. We sensed it, he wanted to follow an Arensman, Lenny Martinez, but on the pedals, he was dropped. But now, he’s on the lookout, the wearer of the weight jersey. Eight points would give him 60 points. He won’t score any points at the finish line. Tobias Johannessen, who will be overtaken on the line by Lenny Martinez. He’s used to it. No problem for the Frenchman who will go for eight points. That’s why we really fought him for this second place. A little performance from Thymen Arensman at the front of the race, 3’44” ahead now. There’s a slim chance of going for the win today. He doesn’t want to let it slip, Thymen Arensman. We told him: Four minutes, my boy. He’s getting closer. He won’t be far off. He won’t be far off. He gained 15 seconds on the descent. I think in the first bends where we were on very wet sections. He certainly took more risks than Marc Soler at the front of the peloton. Matteo Jorgenson has already been dropped. You can see it. It’s over for Matteo Jorgenson, tenth in the general classification this morning, but already very far behind Tadej Pogacar. You can see him at more than 14 minutes. We’re hanging on on the French side with Kevin Vauquelin who is right there at the heart of the ball. We’ve replaced Felix Gall with the hard work of Callum Scotson. It’s tough at the back for Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet. The Red Bull – BORA – Hansgrohe duo is there, alongside Jonas Vingegaard. Ahead, Thymen Arensman is starting to lose time. 3’11” lead now for the Dutchman. He’s not officially on the climb yet. That’s what’s terrible. Yes. Because it’s climbing now and it’s far from being a bit dingy. Oh dear, watch out, sir, with the flag. Arensman is on par. 2’50”. If he loses just 10 seconds per kilometer, that’ll do it. But we can imagine that the Yellow Jersey group will accelerate a little higher up the slope. For now, it’s a strong pace in the Yellow Jersey group because we see Callum Scotson being able to get to Jonathan Narvaez’s level to bring Felix Gall back. We’re perhaps getting a bit lost next to Tadej Pogacar. While we have Felix Gall’s attack. Come on, let’s discover ourselves for him, who has already won the Tour de France road race. I always compare coaches. There’s Kevin Vauquelin struggling with Carlos Rodriguez in his wheel. But right now, it’s difficult for the Norman, the leader of the Arkea B&B Hotels team. But we know that in his head, he’s not going to give up. Kevin Vauquelin has a goal, and he’s going to stick to it. There’s a nice trophy to go for at the summit for Thymen Arensman. The greatest victory of his career, 1’54” ahead of Felix Gall, 2’18” according to the GPS tracking on the Yellow Jersey group. Certainly a little less. He’s hanging his head. Thymen Arensman may be showing the first signs of fatigue. Normal. There, it’s going to be a matter of physicality, but also of morale, of course, for the Ineos team rider. For the Yellow Jersey. And ultimately, the key wouldn’t come from Jonas Vingegaard, who reveals himself 4 kilometers from the finish, chased by Lipowitz. Obviously, Tadej Pogacar responds. Oscar Onley has the legs to respond as well. Only Lipowitz goes for it. Yes, Roglic has lost a few meters. A nice attack from Jonas Vingegaard. But for the moment, Tadej Pogacar is hanging on to the wheel. Well done, Jonas Vingegaard for trying. He felt it was a kind of false rhythm from Adam Yates. A false rhythm. A rhythm that wasn’t necessarily very sustained for them. There you go, hats off to him. Even if we’re four minutes behind, as we said, he’s going to try, try again, hoping that the yellow jersey, Tadej Pogacar, has an off day. Apparently, everything is going well for the yellow jersey again today. Three kilometers for Thymen Arensman. At the end, the greatest victory of his career. Behind Lipowitz has cracked. Only Vingegaard and Pogacar are in pursuit of both Felix Gall and the leader. Lipowitz, who is about fifteen meters behind the leading duo, is glaring at each other, Oscar Onley a little further back. We find them again. The podium of the last Critérium du Dauphiné. Will Lipowitz attack? Is he capable of attacking? At least in his head. I think he’s already quite happy to see Vingegaard and Pogacar slightly recover. Florian attacks. He’s back, already in the wheels. That’s an achievement in itself, in the wheel of Tadej Pogacar who, for the moment, is content to be in a defensive position and pursue Jonas Vingegaard. Felix Gall about to be caught. Come on, let’s go. Come on, let’s go for Tadej Pogacar. Vingegaard turned around, Pogacar accelerated. Felix Gall is still in between. Now, it’s going to come back quickly in the rearview mirrors. Yes, Mr. Spectator, we said there were a lot of people, but Vingegaard is stuck in the wheel there. Lipowitz is experiencing jolts. Status quo. Status quo between Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar. A 1’30” lead, still, for Thymen Arensman, who is drawing on his last resources. You can tell the Dutchman is suffering, but he’s still mobilized. The final kilometer, the red flame. For him, he has a lead of almost 800 meters over the duo. He set off in the day’s breakaway from the foot of the Col du Tourmalet. He set off alone 4 kilometers from the Col de Peyresourdes. There were 36.7 kilometers left to go. He did it. He can hardly believe it. The greatest victory of his career, his fourth, Thymen Arensman takes the win here at Luchon-Superbagnères. Who will launch first? Pogacar, Vingegaard, a standing sprint, almost. On the jump, obviously, Pogacar has the advantage. He’s playing with the two-time Tour de France winner. It’s time for the yellow jersey. Vingegaard is moving up. Advantage Pogacar. The last 100 meters, Pogacar takes the lead at the bend, Vingegaard sits back down. And just like this 2025 Tour de France, Tadej Pogacar will win this sprint against his arch-rival and take second place in this stage, more than a minute behind the day’s winner, third-placed Jonas Vingegaard. Fourth place for Felix Gall, who rode a superb climb up Luchon Superbagnères. Fifth place for Florian Lipowitz, who looks set to be the third-place finisher in this Tour de France. The top 10 of this stage won by Thymen Arensman. His first road victory in the Tour de France. He’s ahead of Pogacar and Vingegaard. And it’s Kevin Vauquelin, the Frenchman, who closes out the top 10. A general classification that has shifted slightly with the withdrawal of Remco Evenepoel. This is our big news of this 14th stage. Florian Lipowitz, Onley, Vauquelin, Roglic, Gall. All move up a place. And it’s Carlos Rodriguez, who joins the top 10, the rider from the Ineos Grenadiers team. But we’re very, very, very far away. The tenth-place finisher is 22 minutes 57 behind Tadej Pogacar. The nice surprise is that our Frenchman, Kevin Vauquelin, is still there. He’s more than 10 minutes behind, but he’s fifth.