Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogacar showcased his dominance in the Tour de France by claiming victory in the 20th stage, setting himself up for a potential historic achievement in the prestigious race. Pogacar's triumph on the challenging Col De La Couillole marked his fifth stage win in this year's Tour, a feat that puts him on par with cycling legend Gino Bartali, who achieved a similar milestone back in 1948.
With a commanding lead over his closest rival, defending champion Jonas Vingegaard, Pogacar looks poised to secure his second Tour de France title. The yellow jersey holder extended his lead to an impressive 5 minutes and 14 seconds after outpacing Vingegaard in the penultimate stage.
