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On Eurosport, pundit Dan Lloyd highlights the potential consequences of going deep in today’s stage for riders over the weekend. Managing effort over the next three days is crucial.
Vingegaard acknowledges that this climb suits Pogacar better and reveals that their strategy today will be more defensive.
When asked if they will leave everything to UAE, Vingegaard confirms they will.
Vingegaard mentions that he has the lightest options for today’s climb and describes it as a very hard climb, especially the bottom part which is steeper. He doesn’t want to predict the outcome and is curious to know the plans of other riders.
Pogacar discusses the importance of the break and expresses his uncertainty about whether they will go for it or let it go. He believes that the Grand Colombier climb suits him well but acknowledges that today might be different from three years ago.
Pogacar comments on Jumbo Visma’s tactics from yesterday’s stage, stating that they were a bit crazy. However, he is focused on his own team’s performance.
Vingegaard currently leads Pogacar by 17 seconds in the general classification standings.
Mark Cavendish updates fans on his condition after withdrawing from the race due to a broken collarbone. He remains positive and appreciates the support he has received.
The owner of Israel-Premier Tech criticizes Chris Froome for not providing value for money since joining the team in 2020.
Seven years ago on this day, Thomas de Gendt won the stage on Mont Ventoux.
It’s Bastille Day, and there is hope for a French stage winner.
UAE Team Emirates has good memories on Grand Colombier, as Pogacar won there last year.
The 13th stage of the Tour de France features a sharp summit finish atop Grand Colombier. The stage is relatively short but challenging.
Attention is on Vingegaard and Pogacar in the battle for the overall win. Pogacar is only 17 seconds behind Vingegaard and is seen as a strong contender.
There may be a fight to form a breakaway, but all eyes will be on Vingegaard and Pogacar in the final climb.
The GC teams may control the race, or Vingegaard and Pogacar could compete for the stage win and crucial seconds in the overall standings.
The stage is set to be gripping entertainment due to the short distance and the close competition at the top of the GC.
Scheduled stage start time: 12:55 BST.
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