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With Merlier missing from the front row, Jonathan Milan had an easier mission to win his first ever Tour de France stage but he did it alone, kudos for that. 👍 2nd place Wout van Aert did his best sprint of the year here, very promising. #TDF2025

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Stuart Hibbert1 year ago

wva had a strong sprint vs a pure powerhouse sprinter

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Pogstar1 year ago

Qs terrible team ...no gc also no sprint. 2 men vs whole peloton 😭 sad

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Emiel1 year ago

Groves to last place of the group and Yellow, for that last roundabout?

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Mihai Simion1 year ago

I saw it too, I thought he will crash for sure (in Milan was it?)

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Not Milan did well, Merlier was missing is your take from this

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