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Thymen Arensman wins Stage 19 of Tour de France

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Thymen Arensman wins Stage 19 of Tour de France, as Tadej Pogačar moves closer to title
Dutch rider Thymen Arensman launched a daring solo attack on a long final climb and held on grimly to win the 19th stage of the Tour de France on Friday.

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Tour de France stage 19: Thymen Arensman holds off Vingegaard and Pogačar in final metres to claim second victory of this year's Grand Tour
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“I got cramps in my legs, but I only had one thing on my mind”; Thymen Arensman on his second victory in the Tour de France
Groves avoids crash to win Tour Stage 20, Pogacar retains lead
Australian Kaden Groves completed his set of grand tour stage wins when he prevailed on the Tour de France's penultimate ride, avoiding a crash on slippery roads before powering to a solo triumph on ...

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The 26-year-old cyclist has increased his tally to nine stage wins, comprising seven from the Vuelta and two from the Giro d'Italia.

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Tour de France: Pogačar closes in on title, Arensman wins 19th stage
Thymen Arensman holds off Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard in thrilling Stage 19 finish of 2025 Tour de France
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Zonneveld sees "phenomenal transformation" in two-time stage winner Arensman: "This is much more than just winning stages"
Thymen Arensman is now in the history books after his stage wins in stages 14 and 19 of this Tour de France. The cyclist from Gelderland is the first Dutchman ever to win a Tour stage in both the Pyrenees and the Alps in the same Tour de France.
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Pogacar exits Alps with Tour stranglehold as Arensman edges white-knuckle win
Thymen Arensman secured his second stage win at La Plagne, while Tadej Pogacar moved closer to a fourth Tour de France title.
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