Tour de France 2025 results: Tadej Pogacar wins stage seven

The ruling champion Tadej Pogacar won the seventh stage of Tour de France and won the racing leadership.

Mathieu van der Poel took back the yellow shirt from Pogacar for a second after a challenging day for the Dutch driver on Thursday.

The seventh stage ended as Van Der Poel demanded his first stage win in the iconic Mur-de-Bretagne climbing.

However, he could not challenge Pogacar while running Jonas Vinggegaard, who won three times for the line.

The 22 -year -old Scot went on a tour for picnic postnl and rose to the seventh place in the general classification ranking and Van Der Poel was fifth.

“Me and Mathieu’nun both know how to finish this very well.” He said.

“We both wanted to win this iconic climb, but I think yesterday stayed too much, so we couldn’t have a rematch.”

Geraint Thomas returned for years because the 2018 race winner spent most of the day in a separation of five people, but Galli was caught by Peloton in the first three categorized climbs in the last 18 km.

The 39-year-old continued in the 14th and last time before retiring, and from Saint-Malo to Mur-de-Bretagne, a 197 km road helps to create a gap of about 55 km.

This possible sales did not reach more than 40 seconds more than any minute, so I did not seem possible even before the rugged final of the separation of Healy’s separation in six stages.

Ewen Costiou was the last separation rider captured immediately after the second climb, and as a general classification contestants prepared for the last rise, an accident of nine-person Pogacar’s BAE Emirates-XRG teammate Joao Almeida.

Almeida, Pogacar and Jack Haig, seventh in the overall ranking, pushed Slovenia’s other teammates to finish him 10 minutes after he had to leave.

The eighth stage is a flat route of 171.4km from Saint-Meen-Le-Grand to Laval Espace Mayenne,