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Van der Pool wins ninth stage of Tour de France 2026
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Van der Pool wins ninth stage of Tour de France 2026. An early breakaway group of five featured French veteran Julian Alaphilippe - a two-time world road race champion - but they were soon caught. But when Van der Poel launched that, it was clear that he would be too strong for the others. "I was not so sure.
Furthermore, Van der Poel was in a group of four responding the victory. The roads were horrible for a breakaway with a headwind the whole day. "We fell for it and I'm happy to finish it off." Not long before Van der Pole crossed the line, a press vehicle crashed into barriers, injuring eight spectators, one of them seriously.
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Van der Pool wins ninth stage of Tour de France 2026.
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An early breakaway group of five featured French veteran Julian Alaphilippe - a two-time world road race champion - but they were soon caught.
according to The Boston GlobeBut when Van der Poel launched that, it was clear that he would be too strong for the others. "I was not so sure.
according to Free Malaysia TodayVan der Poel was in a group of four responding the victory.
according to The Boston GlobeThe roads were horrible for a breakaway with a headwind the whole day. "We fell for it and I'm happy to finish it off." Not long before Van der Pole crossed the line, a press vehicle crashed into barriers, injuring eight spectators, one of them seriously.
according to Free Malaysia Today
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