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STAGE 14 OF 21Saturday 18 July

MulhouseLe Markstein Fellering

Mountain155.3 KM3,800 M CLIMBINGVosgesSUMMIT FINISH

Tadej Pogačar won stage 14 at Le Markstein in 4:00:07 after attacking on the Col du Haag. Isaac del Toro and Paul Seixas finished together 38 seconds behind.

VERIFIED RESULT · REVIEWED 2026-08-26

STAGE 14 RESULT

Tadej Pogačar of UAE Team Emirates-XRG won in 4:00:07. The official result and report, rather than Roadman's pre-race prediction, now control this page.

PLACERIDERTEAMTIME / GAP
1Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates-XRG4:00:07
2Isaac del ToroUAE Team Emirates-XRG+38 seconds
3Paul SeixasDecathlon CMA CGM+38 seconds

HOW THE RACE WAS WON

A large break crossed the Grand Ballon and Ballon d'Alsace before the GC group closed on the Col du Haag. When the gradient reached 16%, Tadej Pogačar attacked and rode alone to Le Markstein. Isaac del Toro and Paul Seixas followed at 38 seconds.

  1. 1.Ben Healy drove a large break into the Vosges climbing sequence.
  2. 2.Valentin Paret-Peintre led over the first three classified summits and moved into the mountains lead.
  3. 3.The break's advantage fell to 1:30 at the bottom of the Col du Haag.
  4. 4.Pogačar attacked on the 16% gradient less than a kilometre into the final climb.
  5. 5.Del Toro took second and Seixas third; both finished 38 seconds behind.

GENERAL CLASSIFICATION AFTER STAGE 14

Pogačar retained yellow and recorded his 25th Tour stage win. Seixas gained 16 seconds on Juan Ayuso, moved ahead of him overall and took the white young-rider jersey.

OFFICIAL SOURCES

KEY CLIMBS

Grand Ballon

21.5 km · 4.5% avg · 1,424 m summit

Col du Haag

11.2 km · 7.3% avg

THE ROADMAN TAKE

WHAT THE RESULT SHOWS

Pogačar waited until the Col du Haag reached 16%, then created the decisive separation. The result shows how gradient and timing can concentrate an attack; private power, fuelling and recovery data are not public.

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