The Tour de France witnessed a dramatic moment on July 16, 2025, as Tadej Pogačar crashed just 4km from the finish line of stage 11. Despite the fall, the world champion emerged “quite ok” and retained his position in the general classification, showcasing his resilience.
- Tadej Pogačar crashed near stage finish.
- No time lost in general classification.
- Rivals showed sportsmanship by waiting.
- Pogačar sustained minor injuries, felt okay.
- Stage 11 won by Jonas Abrahamsen.
- Pogačar prepares for Hautacam summit finish.
Pogačar’s crash occurred when he touched wheels with another rider, prompting a tense moment for fans and teammates alike. Fortunately, the peloton eased up, allowing him to rejoin his competitors and finish alongside them, maintaining his second place in the race.
This incident raises questions about the nature of competition and camaraderie in cycling. Can we expect more moments of sportsmanship in high-stakes races? Pogačar’s experience highlights the unpredictable nature of the Tour and the importance of teamwork.
- Pogačar finished stage 11 with minor injuries but no loss in time.
- The peloton demonstrated sportsmanship by waiting for him to rejoin.
- Stage 11 was won by Jonas Abrahamsen from Uno-X.
- The Tour continues with a challenging summit finish at Hautacam.
As the race moves to Hautacam, all eyes will be on Pogačar’s recovery and performance. Will he bounce back stronger? Fans are eager to find out.
