Tadej Pogacar delivered another crushing defeat to his Tour de France rivals by dominating an uphill time trial and reinforcing his grip on the yellow jersey on Friday.

Tadej Pogacar continued his charge towards an anticipated fourth Tour de France title when he stretched his overall lead to over four minutes by winning the 13th stage, a lung-busting 10.9-km uphill time trial on Friday.

Tadej Pogacar saw his yellow leader's jersey remain unchallenged in the third consecutive tough mountain stage in the Tour de France. The Slovenian saw his team ride at the front all day, but waited until the final climb to show his explosiveness.

Tadej Pogacar reflects on winning the first mountain stage of the 2025 Tour de France, explaining how he was able to rebound from his Stage 11 crash and pick up his 20th Tour de France stage victory.

Tadej Pogacar unleashed a vintage assault on the unforgiving slopes of Hautacam, crushing the Tour de France 12th stage and leaving chief rival Jonas Vingegaard gasping for air and clinging to fading hopes on a brutal,

The defending champion proved he was a class above the rest with a dominant 12km solo win on the Hautacam climb

Pogacar was even better as soon as the road started to climb and he crossed the finish line at Peyragudes with a lead of 36 seconds over Vingegaard, his closest challenger. Primoz Roglic was third, 1 minute, 20 seconds off the pace.

Tadej Pogacar extends his lead in the 2025 Tour de France after a strong Stage 14 finish, while Remco Evenepoel makes a surprise exit, shaking up the overall standings.