Once the break was established, it wasn’t…because the peloton kept chasing all the way through the intermediate sprint point when a counterattack of 20-plus riders bridged to the front of the race.Īlso read: Tour de France Power: The numbers behind Vingegaard’s TT and Sepp Kuss on the Col de la LozeĬountless attacks and splits followed until Asgreen made the decisive move on the final categorized climb of the day. There were splits on the first climb of the day, even more splits on the descent that followed, and countless breakaway attempts for the first 65km of the stage. Stage 19 was full gas from start to finish. On Stage 19, it was Matej Mohorič who beat Kasper Asgreen in a photo finish, and gave us one of the best post-race interviews of all time. For two consecutive days, the breakaway raced its heart out in an attempt to hold off the chase - and they prevailed. Stages 18 and 19 of the Tour de France showed us anything is possible in cycling. Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members!
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