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Tour de France stage 15 LIVE: 24 man break goes clear with over two minutes on bunch

The Tour de France reaches the Alps with a significant 24-man breakaway and a major crash sidelining a top contender.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 19, 18:24 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 19, 08:20 UTC · SPORT1

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The brief

Stage 15 of the Tour de France has seen a 24-man breakaway group establish a lead of over two minutes over the main bunch. Simultaneously, Vingegaard has crashed out of the race as the event enters the Alps.

Coverage from Cyclingnews focuses on the live developments of the breakaway, while The Guardian reports on Vingegaard's exit. Previous coverage from Cyclingnews and bicycling.com detailed General Classification drama on the Col du Haag and lessons on weight and climbing during stage 14.

Attention remains on the progress of the 24-man break and the implications of Vingegaard's departure from the competition.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of the breakaway in stage 15?

A 24-man break has gone clear with a lead of over two minutes over the bunch, according to Cyclingnews.

Which rider crashed out during stage 15?

Vingegaard crashed out as the race reached the Alps, according to The Guardian.

What occurred during stage 14?

Coverage from Cyclingnews mentions GC drama on the slopes of the Col du Haag.

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Tour de France Vingegaard Alps Cyclingnews The Guardian

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