Belgian cyclist Wout van Aert claimed victory in the final stage of Tour de France 2025 in Paris, while Slovenian rider Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth general classification title.

The Australian went solo with 16km left on the toughest summit of this year’s race, while Pogacar withstood an onslaught from Visma-Lease a Bike

The 26-year-old Slovenian cyclist claimed victory in the race on Sunday for the fourth time in his career. He finished over four minutes ahead of his rival Jonas Vingegaard in the overall standings, with the Dane unable to threaten his lead.

Tadej Pogacar takes a huge step towards winning his fourth Tour de France by racing clear of rival Jonas Vingegaard, as Ben O'Connor wins stage 18.

The Tour de France comes to a head with one final Alpine stage - and it’s now or never for Jonas Vingegaard to seize Tadej Pogacar’s crown

For the last week, with the help of Durango’s Sepp Kuss, Visma-Lease a Bike team leader Jonas Vingegaard is only 11 seconds behind rival and general classification leader Tadej Pogačar. However, the

Lease a Bike, to break the front of UAE Team Emirates-XRG and Pogacar, but never succeeded. The only one who managed to shake him off was Wout van Aert on the final day in Paris. For Plugge, this is a much more solid foundation than you might think.

Tadej Pogacar is three days away from a fourth Tour de France title - but admitted he was fed up with the three-week race

Tour de France overall leader Tadej Pogacar suffered a big scare on Thursday when he bumped into the team car of his chief rival Jonas Vingegaard before the start of the 18th stage, a brutal mountain trek from Vif to the Col de la Loze.

The first week of the Tour de France has been packed with action, but after 21 intense days of racing, one thing is clear: performance in pro cycling doesn’t pay nearly as well as you’d think. UAE Emirates-XRG,