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💚 It's official: if he finishes tomorrow without any issues, Mads Pedersen will be the green jersey at the #TDF2026. 👏 💚 C’est officiel, s’il termine sans encombre demain, Mads Pedersen sera maillot vert du #TDF2026 . 👏 #TDF2026

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