Extended Highlights - Stage 9 - Tour de France 2024 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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‍♂️ Anthony Turgis triumphs on the glorious white gravel roads of Troyes, giving Team TotalEnergies its first stage win since 2017!      Here's today's summary

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00:00TOUR DE FRANCE

00:04Like in everywhere on the Tour de France,

00:06when there is a danger, a climb, a descent, or a gravel section,

00:10it's always important to be in the front.

00:12A warm welcome to the white roads of Champagne.

00:15Just positioning, great teamwork.

00:18We need to keep a good position on the Pancha.

00:20You have to be lucky.

00:23Jumbo-Visma are in absolute chaos.

00:26You need to have staff on the sectors with wheels in case you're flat.

00:32If one rider makes a mistake in front of you...

00:37...it can complicate things a lot.

00:40You have to pay a bit more attention how you brake.

00:45How you take the corners,

00:46because the surface obviously is not as good traction.

00:50If I was a GC rider,

00:51I would be probably a little bit of respect and fear for that stage.

00:57It's not going to be decisive, but you can lose the Tour tomorrow.

01:01The stage of tomorrow will be one of the most viewed sports events of this year.

01:13I'm excited and I'm looking forward to it.

01:20The white roads of Stage 9 could have a big impact on GC.

01:24The peloton will tackle 14 gravel sectors

01:26and the key will be good positioning and good luck.

01:31There was a lively start with attacks flying left, right and centre.

01:35The average speed was above 50km an hour,

01:37making it hard for any moves to stick.

01:41The champion of the Mont Mathieu-Vanderpool in the first group.

01:47We'll change over brake going there.

01:50Keep your eyes open for Vanderpool.

01:54He's always there in the front, but doesn't do anything yet.

02:00Eventually, ten riders opened up a small gap.

02:03Among them, G, Lascano, Van Hills, Stuyven and Vermeersch,

02:07the former gravel world champion.

02:08They'd soon hit the first sector, counting down from 14 to one.

02:14And here we go. First sector of the day.

02:17Welcome to the white roads of Champagne.

02:20Welcome to the gravel. Welcome to the Dust Bowl.

02:23Welcome to the arena where these riders are going to have to fight it out now.

02:30Pidcock with Healy going forwards.

02:35Then Healy and Tom Pidcock countering from the peloton

02:38and with the help of Healy's team-mate, Nilsson Paulus,

02:41who dropped back from the breakaway,

02:43they managed to bridge their way to the front.

02:45Twelve riders now leading.

02:48Many riders have put their feet on the ground at entry sector 13.

02:53The pelotons come to a stop.

02:55You can see the riders there just even decided to run up.

03:05The breakaway weren't being given much freedom

03:08and they remained within striking distance of the yellow jersey group.

03:11And speaking of the yellow jersey...

03:15Pagac are taking the front of the peloton there.

03:18Pagac has decided to put the pressure on at the front.

03:23Tadej Pagac are just testing his rivals on the early gravel sectors

03:27where there was a bit more climbing.

03:29But things quickly settled down again.

03:33Then on sector 10, it was Remco Evenepoel's turn to light the afterburners.

03:40Oh, there's an attack from Remco.

03:42This is a big move by Remco Evenepoel.

03:47With Wismar-Lisebaek not closing the gap quickly enough for his liking,

03:50Pagac took matters into his own hands,

03:52followed by Vingegaard.

03:54But with the down not contributing, the trio called off the charge,

03:57allowing the breakaway to pull away again.

04:02Now an attack at the front of the yellow jersey with Michael Matthews.

04:06And look who is in that second group, the world champion,

04:10Mathieu van der Poel, the green jersey.

04:13Try as they might, the chase group containing van der Poel and Guillaume I

04:17couldn't close the gap on the eight riders now leading,

04:2025 kilometres and three gravel sectors remaining.

04:27Pagac now launches.

04:30The tornado strikes on the gravel with 22 kilometres to go.

04:34Vingegaard desperately trying to stay in the wheels.

04:37This is a big moment in the Tour.

04:41Really good job, boys. Really good job.

04:43Come on, bring Jonas back to the wheel.

04:45Then we sit in the wheel of Pagac.

04:46Remco Evenepoel is going to rescue the scenario.

04:49He doesn't have any teammates left.

04:51He's also going to bring Roglic back.

04:52So the top four are going to be all together again.

04:56There's so much power in this group originally,

04:59but now they're starting to really think,

05:00can I win the stage?

05:07This is Jasper Stuyven, the 32-year-old rider from Leuven in Belgium,

05:11as he now tries to win this stage.

05:14Now he puts the power on.

05:16Huge acceleration,

05:18as Pagac tries to get rid of the rest of the riders behind him.

05:21Look at Remco Evenepoel as he tries to close the gap.

05:25Vingegaard immediately reacts again.

05:31Fucking go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, Jasper, come on!

05:37Stuyven looks around, and suddenly this gap is going to close.

05:42450 metres of racing to go.

05:45You have witnessed an absolutely gargantuan stage

05:49of the Tour de France on the gravel.

05:56Aaron Burrow, the Spanish champion, is alongside him.

05:59Derek Gee is there, the Canadian.

06:01Gee now hits it.

06:02Derek Gee opens up the sprint.

06:04Tergis is there. Pidcock gets ready.

06:07It's Anthony Tergis.

06:09Anthony Tergis, Pidcock through the middle.

06:11It's going to be a win for Total Energy,

06:14a win for France, a win for Tergis.

06:44It's good to finish, but to win one, to lose one, it's incredible.

07:02Tergis finally landing the big win he's been threatening for years now,

07:06his first at the Tour de France, his first at WorldTour level.

07:09Pidcock and Gee were second and third.

07:13It was a typically aggressive performance from Pogacar,

07:16but he didn't actually gain any time on his GC rivals.

07:19He ends Week 1 leading by 33 seconds.

07:22Girmay didn't have the chance to go for a third-stage win,

07:25but took eight points on the finish line,

07:27increasing his lead in green to 96.

07:30No points today for Abrahamsen,

07:32who remains 13 clear of Pogacar as the king of the mountains.

07:37And Evan Apoll ends the first week of this Tour de France

07:40as our Best Young Rider.

07:42See you again on Tuesday.

Extended Highlights - Stage 9 - Tour de France 2024

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