Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 10: Ennezat – Le Mont-Dore (165.3k)

[houtdffan]

He's just about in virtual yellow now.

I'd laugh if they give Healy a 10 minute lead and he somehow manages to keep it until paris

 

[yaco]

When I see Durbridge in the peleton after 4 climbs it suggests the pace is moderate. Feel the break has been taking it easy and has more to give. The two Jumbo riders primary role is to win the stage.

 

[dazaau]

Visma have hoodwinked me into staying up haven't they...

 

[houtdffan]

Remco is racing withou his brain. He is in the 5th position when there is a headwind

Remco using his brain is like ullrich showing up less than 25 pounds overweight

 

[QueenStagiaire]

Van Welder already caught.

 

[Mayomaniac]

Red Bull still with 5 guys. Better then expected. Pithie recovered from this crash and Moscons climbing legs look ok.

Moscon probably needed the Giro donkeywork to get his weight down and in shape.
Dainese and Storer interview on Italian TV right now, about how Storer managed to lock himself into the toilet for 20min this morning and needed help to finally get out of it.

 

[Netserk]

Van Wilder (we don't talk enough about how badly he's stagnated, would definitely have made the fuga de la fuga if this was 2023) will be ready to take on that role within half an hour by the looks of things.

Meanwhile, Armirail is closer to the front than to the peloton.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Welder needs to get himself back to DSM, just take the inappropriate saddle-height on the chin.

 

[Rechtschreibfehler]

Visma have hoodwinked me into staying up haven't they...

SYates and Campenaerts are useless in the break, so I expect something from Visma later. But in the end their prime objective is to make at least someone furious, so maybe they just thought they'd mess with us all and not just with Pogi through Jorgenson this time.

 

[Mayomaniac]

Welder needs to get himself back to DSM, just take the inappropriate saddle-height on the chin.

Might also just be the average Belgian gc prospect who has been training like a pro since he was 15 and stops improving in his early 20ies.

 

[Peyroteo94]

Why UAE is riding hard?

 

[Rechtschreibfehler]

Why UAE is riding hard?

Either they want the stage, or they are masking a bad day from Pogi.

 

[Peyroteo94]

Either they want the stage, or they are masking a bad day from Pogi.

Not the best tactic to mask a bad day

 

[Eddy Evenepoel]

Why UAE is riding hard?

They are not riding that hard. Peloton still huge and they aint gaining on the break.

 

[Ilmaestro99]

Man what happened to Ilan van welder, certain Belgian propagandists were talking him up for years as the next Remco or something , and they were proven right with the unforgettable 2023 summer of van welder, he was electric , attacking left right and centre and complaining about merger rumours in interviews. And then he just lost all his ability and all his personality. A shame. Hopefully logic can give some reassurances

 

[Sciatic]

At least EF have a aggressive plan for this stage. They're going to give the break a chance of staying away

 

[Peyroteo94]

They are not riding that hard. Peloton still huge and they aint gaining on the break.

They lost Politt so the pace is not low.

 

[zlev11]

yawn

 

[burning]

Why UAE is riding hard?

I don't think they do, they are riding a pace that is roughly in the slowest expected speed (37km/h for the stage)

 

[Red Rick]

Surely Simon Yates is just there for the stage win?

 

[E_F_]

Visma should never have let the break go, man. Could have had stop/start, constant attacks all stage.

 

[Berniece]

They lost Politt so the pace is not low.

Because Politt is known to be a great climber?

 

[Miha81]

Recipies incoming on Eurosport. I guess I am not the only one that does not see any explosion

 

[Didinho]

Man what happened to Ilan van welder, certain Belgian propagandists were talking him up for years as the next Remco or something , and they were proven right with the unforgettable 2023 summer of van welder, he was electric , attacking left right and centre and complaining about merger rumours in interviews. And then he just lost all his ability and all his personality. A shame. Hopefully logic can give some reassurances

He was 8th in Suisse so I thought he was on the right path again to have a good Tour. Hopefully he’s taking it easy on some days and be ready for the days that matter.

 

[Kedjan]

Swedish commentators say Sivakov didn't feel good before the start and have neck problems.