00:00Oh la la la la la la la la.
00:02No.
00:03What, me? No.
00:06There's no numbers there, Brandon?
00:10Are you ready for the day?
00:11Yeah.
00:11We go, we go.
00:12Where are we going?
00:13Sign on, apparently, but if you look at the timer, we are late.
00:17If you're not late, it's not early.
00:19If you're not early, you're late.
00:25Yeah, Pugaccia, Pugaccia.
00:27No one can go there, Pugaccia.
00:2930 seconds for Pugaccia.
00:32Come on Jonas, you're the strongest, you're the strongest.
00:36Also mentally, if you catch him back today, this will be a big blow.
00:41The blow has been dealt.
00:43Wenger guard comes back.
00:49Maybe Tadej wants to get revenge for that stage,
00:51because he's the type of champion to always want to do better than the previous times.
00:55Are you going to play it defensively?
00:58Is it your style, actually?
00:59The main goal is to keep Dale or not?
01:01Sometimes the best defense is attack.
01:03How is the morale of Jonas?
01:05Good, good, good.
01:07He's really focused and he's motivated and ready.
01:10For sure, it's going to be a GC battle.
01:11We saw it when the race came here two years ago.
01:14I would really like to win my first stage, which is not a TT in a Tour.
01:18I will try and fight for it.
01:20I expect a big battle.
01:21It's a nice stage if we can win today.
01:23If we stay with you, we'll be beaten.
01:25So we'll try to take the lead, take the lead, and see where it leads us.
01:29Especially on the 14th of July.
01:31It's going to be great.
01:32If I can show you my maillot, it's going to be nice.
01:49The peloton facing a brutal stage with no less than 3,800 meters of elevation.
01:55After fireworks two years ago, will the 2026 finish be as explosive on France's Fête Nationale?
02:05No stress.
02:06That was yesterday being a rest day.
02:08Some of you could have some funny feelings at the beginning.
02:12But you will ride yourself the day.
02:14So don't allow the first hour to dictate your day, okay?
02:17We all know rest days.
02:18So let's just keep focused and be ready to act.
02:28Front wheel, Matthew, front wheel.
02:31They were coming up.
02:35Here's Vartek, just waiting for Pedersen to come back.
02:39Here he is.
02:43Pedersen's problems fixed by a simple bike change, but Tim Mandier unable to match the powerful peloton pace.
02:49Lidltrek in control with Mads back in position ahead of the battle for green jersey points.
02:56Here goes Max Cantor on the outside.
03:00Cantor trying to break the wheel of Pedersen here.
03:03Cantor goes to the front.
03:04Pedersen on the wheel.
03:05Gamay isn't able to go with the acceleration.
03:08But Max Cantor wants to come into the second week with a victory in the intermediate sprint.
03:14Now it's going to be close between him and Pedersen.
03:17Oh, Pedersen takes it.
03:23After multiple unsuccessful attacks, a group of 31 broke clear.
03:28And for 14 juillet, the French champion Romain Gregoire in attendance with compatriots
03:32Pai Pintre, winner on the 22 last year, Vauclain and Beaudin.
03:38The stack group preparing for the first challenge of the day, the Côte de Bérol.
03:42The race about to come to life.
04:06The stage cracked open a combination between the Côte de Bérol and the Pâle de Bérol,
04:11a passage that proved hard for breakaway hopefuls to survive.
04:15Pagacha and UAE reeled in the struggling riders one by one.
04:19But having strong legs of the day, Javier Romo, the Spaniard first over the top,
04:23in the chasing back Beaudin, De Bruyne and Paris Pintre.
04:42How much is the gap?
04:4545 seconds. 45 seconds. Romo alone.
04:58Romo now says that's it. Game over. He's going to be caught. And now this race goes into its
05:04next phase as UAE continue with their plan of the day.
05:10Carapaz goes clear. 37.9. EF have to try something, don't they? They've got Healy still there. They've
05:18got Bourdain still there. They've got some numbers. At least try and break this race up.
05:26At the Pâle de Perrault summit, Richard Carapaz went it alone, building a lead upwards of 30 seconds.
05:32Behind him, Nicolas Prodom was driving at the front of the peloton, shredding plenty of riders.
05:37Special day potentially in store for teammate Paul Seixas.
05:52The GC top 10 hitting the very steep Côte d'Apertus. Carapaz holding firm with a slim minutes lead.
05:59Decathlon and Visma taking turns on the front. UAE in observation mode.
06:05And here's the attack. Pogaccia decides to strike with 15 and a half kilometers to go.
06:13Well, if we question whether he's on a good day, here's your answer. Pogaccia in yellow just takes lift off.
06:22And he's going to catch Carapaz before the top of the climb.
06:26He's crossed 40 seconds and he's going to go past Carapaz like he's standing still on this mountain.
06:44They need to work together and go flat out and try and catch the yellow jersey.
06:50Remco Evenepo is in all sorts of trouble.
07:01He's the boss here on stage number 10. He takes revenge for being beaten last time.
07:09It's three stages in this year's tour.
07:14And Wengergaard, is he there? No, he's not.
07:17No.
07:17Wengergaard has been dropped on the run-in.
07:20Remco Evenepo, who struggled on the climb, is the rider who's going to take second on the stage.
07:26Wengergaard is struggling to the final of this stage 10.
07:30And then second to Remco Evenepo, a resurgent ride.
07:34Sexas is there with Florian Lipovic, then Ayuso, then Schkelmoser.
07:40And Wengergaard is going to ship time.
07:43He loses 44 seconds and any time bonus.
08:02A third win on this tour, Pogacca has never won so many as early as stage 10,
08:07vanquishing the demons of two years ago with another devastating solo win.
08:13Today we were trying new radios. When it was too much public, I don't hear nothing in the
08:17radio the last 10 kilometers. I didn't know what's the gap, who is doing what, and there was a little
08:23bit of doubt in my head. Two years ago, Jonas came. For sure I had this in my head until
08:30the final few hundred meters.
08:38Remember two years ago you were angry.
08:50When 24, Pogacca now just 11 away from Cavendish's magical 35 stage wins.
08:57Wengergaard down to seventh with Remco leading Sexas and teammate Lipovic in.
09:02The Slovene line roaring, adding almost a full minute to his GC advantage.
09:07Remco, Ayuso and Sexas climbing into the top five.
09:11Pedersen doing his hard work early, beating Cantor and now holds 54 points over Germay.
09:16Merlier blew up early to stay where he is.
09:20No surprise, Thaddeus' terrific torpedo effort seeing him comfortably in the polka dots.
09:25The big mover was 20-24, King of the Mountain Richard Carapaz up 33 places to third.
09:30Fifth on the day takes Wengergaard into white, but it was Sexas who ended on the stage podium to move
09:35above
09:36Del Toro into second.
09:37A blistering return after a rest.
09:40No wonder Pogacca, though, is all smiles once again.
09:45John, man canceled again.
09:46No wonder where to have the red next point of attack over Germany.
09:50You Cindy got caught on the weather back.
09:51Shut up.
09:51You
