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Tadej Pogacar Drops the Hammer on Montmartre | Tour de France 2026 Stage 21

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Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of Tour de France 2026 Stage 21.

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Credits:

Footage | Amaury Sport Organisation

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Still managed to sneak in a VPP glaze

@liam_c27
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The yates glaze never ends

@thanosduckplease
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Holy shit what a finish. Amazing amazing

@andygendron
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Love this final stage route! Perfect!

@michaelstoecker4178
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Sire. Thank you for your daily recaps. We really really appreciate it

@AtharvaVaidya
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Great recap!

@tnelson9003
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Awesome coverage, hope it comes back next year.

@AnneStorey-vp7jr
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great coverage this tour man i enjoyed a lot

@iamcooldontyouthink
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Those last 700 Meters by MvdP were crazy.
His power output must have been off the scale.

@michelcharbonnier7603
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biniam no showed this tour

@ToddChaddingtonEsq
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In France we have changed 15 times of government format in 210 years, from King to the first republic to Napoleon, to the return of the king, then the second republic then another emperor and so on until now the 5th republic, we love to change. That's why I can tell you that we will never go back to the old format for the last stage of Tdf and we will enjoy some more nice ultimate finish but today MDVP and Pogi wrote a new page of legend of the Tdf. Fantastic race.

@pascallambla6816
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Wout was missing!

@MrTeja41
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I think for next year they need to shorten the distance a bit between the last climb of Montmartre to the finish, only two otherworldly riders could've make this break work

@RubenTheCartographer
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I’m so glad cycling is once again exciting and nail biting and simply brilliant again after the boring Sky years

@dougfitch3649
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The ONLY reason Remco was 2nd was Jonas crashed out

@JosephEnglert-h9g
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Kooij's performance the second climb of Montmartre was insane as well! He followed those four for almost the entire climb. So much more potential in that guy

@RubenTheCartographer
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Thank you for your coverage. I'd pay for your coverage if it meant you kept your media rights.

@Real28
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pogi is probably starting to realize he'll NEVER win Roubaix.

@CDub-bh3vn
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Vive le tour!

@chrisdziedzic2544
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❀ Arguably the best Stage 21 of a Grand Tour, EVER!

@BreakawayB
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i feel so happy for van der poel, what a lovely guy

@kingjasko
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Far and away the best recap coverage of the tour.

Thank you from Brisbane!

Would love to see you as a special guest appearance on SBS next year next to Bridie O’Donnell, Matt Keenan, David McKenzie. Can we dream
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@christianmoy
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I think the short cranks hurt Pogi in the line sprints. 170mm allows for more torque. I think he is on 165mm.

@petedog9581
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What is astonishing to me is Tadej still fighting after all the energy that we burnt-out in the last week! MvdP is much fresher but it was again Tadej to ignite the race. Chapeau. The GOAT at his best.

@IM_SERVICES_MZ
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My favorite rider, Chapeau MvdP. What a beast.

@clodhop
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@ROBOTRIX_eu
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Thanks!

@richardmalcolm4704
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Thanks for your coverage of TDF. Great to watch every morning.

@willian.direction6740
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The Montmartre stage is awesome. The best idea TdF has had in my lifetime

@ozanashelia
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That’s why you pull with Pogi in the classics if you’re MVDP.
Ps. Thanks LR and LRCP for the great coverage ❀

@enricofiori8588
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This stage is so lame.

@kovar2344
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Chapeau LR, hell of a shift you’ve put in keeping us up to date đŸ«Ą

@physicalspecimens
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Mutantb

@primeroo2nd
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algo

@joshm4168
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spectacular, cinematic finale.... the organizers did a great job planning this stage. great finish for Alpecin. More legendary status farming for Pogi and MvDP.

@KevinKimmich44024
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It's great that they take the time for GC 41km before the actual finish so we get to see a race like a one-day classic where those who still have the legs go for it.

@chrisko6439
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awesome how jasper philipsen gave the win to his mate you see he went ahead but held back just enough; sick

@MaFd0n
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Thanks LR for everything

@jamessara4663
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What a fantastic race. There should be more 80-100km races. Short and fast without some of the long boring bits.

@junkandcrapamen
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How are these titles always about Pogacar 😂

@Loading676
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Shame MVDP won

@Matt-k3x
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Thanks LR, great work year after year, please always be here....

That was amazing. It had to be MvdP, Philipsen had his back. . The work he and Tadej put in deserved it. Truly beautiful. Those last two or three pushes out the saddle to win by a tyre. Fucking magnificent.

Real sport. Chapeau to the whole peloton, you guys are heroes.

@ChuckWind-Saw
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Thank you for all the coverage mr rouge

@misfitdj0
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It’s sooo good when MVDP beats dodgy pogi

@Surtees-ff