The Tour de France isn't quite over, then. Stage 6 brought a fightback by Tadej Pogačar after a surprising collapse on Wednesday's first mountain stage to Laruns, but on the road to Cauterets, the Slovenian clawed back 28 seconds of the 1:04 he lost to his great rival for the maillot jaune, Jonas Vingegaard.
The Dane is back in yellow as the race exits the Pyrenees tonight after Jai Hindley shed over two-and-a-half minutes the day after his breakaway escapade. His advantage over Pogačar, however, is reduced to 25 seconds ahead of the next mountain test, the Puy de Dôme on stage 9.
