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Tour de France’s phoney war gets dose of reality as Pogacar v Vingegaard hits the mountains | William Fotheringham

The GuardianTuesday, July 15, 2025 at 7:37:58 PM
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Tour de France’s phoney war gets dose of reality as Pogacar v Vingegaard hits the mountains | William Fotheringham
The Tour de France is heating up as the race hits the high mountains, shifting from the early "phoney war" tactics to real competition. The spotlight is on the rivalry between Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard, with questions swirling about whether Vingegaard’s team has been playing mind games—or even helping Pogacar keep the yellow jersey. Meanwhile, Wout van Aert’s form could be a game-changer for Vingegaard’s chances.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about who’s strongest—it’s about strategy, team dynamics, and psychological warfare. The mountain stages will reveal whether the mind games were clever tactics or missteps, making this a pivotal moment in the race. For cycling fans, it’s where the Tour truly begins.
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