Merlier sprints to stage seven victory as Pogacar retains Tour de France lead
The peloton began to reel in the breakaway leaders after the short climb to Cote de Beguey, and with 18km to go, the bunch had caught up after trailing…
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The race continues on Saturday with another flat stage, a 180.4km ride from Perigueux to Bergerac. Merlier (Soudal Quick-Step) waited for his opportunity as Waerenskjold was led out for the final push by his Uno-X Mobility teammates, and launched an attack in the last 200 metres to overpower the Norwegian.
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The race continues on Saturday with another flat stage, a 180.4km ride from Perigueux to Bergerac.
according to Business Day Live +1Merlier (Soudal Quick-Step) waited for his opportunity as Waerenskjold was led out for the final push by his Uno-X Mobility teammates, and launched an attack in the last 200 metres to overpower the Norwegian.
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