🎥 Highlights stage 17 Tour de France 2025: The last chance for sprinters is always super chaotic
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- - Not sure the article needed so much puffing—calling Finn the “U23 world champion” without clarifying TT vs road is a bit sloppy. Also, “Picnic PostNL”? It’s PostNL–Bingoal development, no? Still, cracking coverage of the Bacoli circuit and the decisive moves.tourdeforce919-06-2026
- - Huge kudos. Winning in front of his family and taking rosa at 19 after Flèche du Sud and Alpes Isère… kid’s on a tear. But Monte Livata is no joke—3,450m of climbing is a different kettle of fish. Curious to see if his TT engine translates to a long summit finish.michael5419-06-2026
- - Quick question from a newer fan: is a 15-point lead the same as time in the GC? I thought the pink jersey was about seconds, not points. Are they talking about the points classification or some U23 system?andrewf19-06-2026
- - What a ride from Matisse! Textbook old-school move to bridge to the break and then kick again. Beating Arrighetti in that sprint after such a roasting hot day is proper class. Visma | Lease a Bike have nailed their tactics this week.jeremya19-06-2026
- - Love how Groupama-FDJ have turned their season around. Good legs, good brains. Allez Romain!davidm18-06-2026
- - Pequeno erro no texto, I think: was the gap really 40 seconds at the last climb? TV graphics showed it bouncing38–Anyway, what a nail-biter.raceready718-06-2026
- - Grégoire showing he’s more than a puncheur—positioning, patience, then pop. Suisse suits him big time. Chapeau!breakawaybikerd18-06-2026
- - Quick one: is tomorrow’s profile actually sprinter-friendly? Those Suisse “flat” stages usually hide a lump or two that kill pure fast men.andrewf18-06-2026
- - Not sure the article gives Vacek enough credit. He did loads of work with Tadej on the chase—felt a bit glossed over tbh. Still, great writeup overall.jennifer1918-06-2026
- - Wales represent with Costiou’s engine today—proper teammate job. And Grégoire’s timing was spot-on in the kick. Also, shout to Lemmen: two years, two thirds, consistency is mad.cyclechamp4518-06-2026
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