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Tour de France sprint favorite Jasper Philipsen out of race

Jasper Philipsen has successful surgery after breaking collarbone in Tour de France crash

Jasper Philipsen was knocked over by Frenchman Bryan Coquard and landed heavily on his right side. The Stage 1 winner abandoned and was taken to hospital.

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'Now the road to recovery begins' – Jasper Philipsen undergoes collarbone surgery following Tour de France crash

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Tour de France sprint favorite Jasper Philipsen out of race after crashing on stage three

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Pogacar wins stage seven to regain race lead

Reigning champion Tadej Pogacar regained the race lead as he won stage seven of the Tour de France.

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Ben Healy wins 6th stage of Tour de France; Tadej Pogačar loses overall lead

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Tour de France - will Pogacar regain yellow jersey on stage seven?

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Tour de France stage six: Solo masterclass from Healy, Americans in the break, Van der Poel back in yellow by a second

Ben Healy of EF Education-Easypost won a furiously-contested stage six at the 2025 Tour de France Thursday, attacking from a group of eight riders with 41 kilometers remaining and soloing to the finis...

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Healy solos to win Tour stage six, Van der Poel retakes yellow by one second

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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 2 preview: Map and profile of 209km route as Jasper Philipsen fights to keep yellow jersey

If riders were hoping for a relaxing stage 2 to recuperate then they may be disappointed: today’s stage is the longest of the entire Tour, 209km from the small village of Lauwin-Planque to Boulogne-sur-Mer on the northern coast of France.

Philipsen ‘will never forget’ Stage 1 victory

Jasper Philipsen reflects on his opening stage victory at the 2025 Tour de France, and the coverage crew evaluates if he can hold onto the yellow jersey.

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In addition to Philipsen, these riders also went down (savagely) on Monday: here's what we know about them

The two biggest names to crash in the chaotic third stage of the Tour de France were Jasper Philipsen and Remco Evenepoel. For the Alpecin-Deceuninck sprinter, it was immediately game over, while his compatriot from Soudal Quick-Step suffered no major consequences.