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Tour de France Stage 3 results, standings: Tim Merlier wins race featuring serious crash

Stage 3 of the 2025 Tour de France featured a gruesome crash by one Belgian cyclist and came down to a massive sprint to the finish line won by one of his countrymen.

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Tour de France stage three: Tim Merlier victorious on crash-marred day as green jersey Philipsen abandons

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Tour de France: Belgian rider Merlier wins third stage but Philipsen abandons

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Pogačar wins Stage 7, reclaims yellow jersey at Tour de France

Overall, Pogačar has a 54-second lead over Evenepoel, with Frenchman Kévin Vauquelin in third place, 1:11 off the pace.

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Pogacar wins stage seven to regain race lead

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‘If you have legs left then use them’: Behind the scenes at a Tour de France time trial

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Tour de France stage five: Evenepoel’s exhibition, Pogacar into yellow, nightmare day for Vingegaard

Evenepoel finished 16 seconds ahead of Pogacar, who will swap the polka dots for the yellow jersey in tomorrow’s stage, despite leading both competitions.

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Tour de France: Stage six - Healy claims solo win while Van der Poel regains yellow jersey

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Tour de France stage eight preview: Route today with tricky uphill finish for sprinters to overcome

Instead, it was his Classics rival Pogacar who distanced him, with team UAE Emirates-XRG setting an infernal pace up the final slope to whittle the field down to a select group of climbers, including Remco Evenepoel, local boy Kevin Vauquelin, and Briton Oscar Onley, who ultimately finished third.

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'I'm really sorry' - Jonathan Milan and Tim Merlier disappointed to miss out in Tour de France sprint on stage 1

Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) and Tim Merlier (Soudal-QuickStep) were expected to contest the high-speed, winner-takes-all-sprint on stage 1 of the Tour de France but were left disappointed and apologetic after they missed the decisive split and Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) took the win and the first yellow jersey.