Jasper Philipsen captured the spotlight for a second time in three days, but this time it wasn’t a cause for celebration. The Belgian is the first major casualty of the tour after crashing hard in the intermediate sprint. Mathieu van der Poel retains the yellow jersey, while Jonathan Milan is new green jersey holder.
The GC remained unchanged after a chaotic stage with Mathieu van der Poel set to don the yellow jersey for a second day tomorrow. Pre-race favorite Tadej Pogačar is only four seconds back.
King of the Mountains
Tim Wellens claimed the only KOM point on offer today and is tied with Pogi on three points for the polka dot jersey. However, the Belgian will wear the outfit on the fourth stage.
Points Classification (Green Jersey)
The battle for the Points Classification jersey heated up on Monday after incumbent Philipsen crashed out coming into the final stages of the intermediate sprint. His misfortune opened the door for Jonathan Milan to snatch the shirt, carrying a meagre four-point buffer over Binian Girmay.
Best Young Rider
Kévin Vauquelin retains the white jersey but lost eight seconds on the stage, to now only lead by 31 seconds from Joseph Blackmore. Five riders are sitting 39 seconds behind the leader, including a highly fancied Remco Evenepoel.
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Jasper Philipsen captured the spotlight for a second time in three days, but this time it wasn’t a cause for celebration. The Belgian is the first major casualty of the tour after crashing hard in the intermediate sprint. Mathieu van der Poel retains the yellow jersey, while Jonathan Milan is new green jersey holder.
Bets for the Tour de France can be placed with our partner sportsbooks
General Classification
The GC remained unchanged after a chaotic stage with Mathieu van der Poel set to don the yellow jersey for a second day tomorrow. Pre-race favorite Tadej Pogačar is only four seconds back.
King of the Mountains
Tim Wellens claimed the only KOM point on offer today and is tied with Pogi on three points for the polka dot jersey. However, the Belgian will wear the outfit on the fourth stage.
Points Classification (Green Jersey)
The battle for the Points Classification jersey heated up on Monday after incumbent Philipsen crashed out coming into the final stages of the intermediate sprint. His misfortune opened the door for Jonathan Milan to snatch the shirt, carrying a meagre four-point buffer over Binian Girmay.
Best Young Rider
Kévin Vauquelin retains the white jersey but lost eight seconds on the stage, to now only lead by 31 seconds from Joseph Blackmore. Five riders are sitting 39 seconds behind the leader, including a highly fancied Remco Evenepoel.
Where to Bet on Tour de France
Bets for the 2025 Tour de France can be placed at our partner sportsbooks. Don’t forget to check the latest odds and promotions before placing your bets. If you’re new to the betting scene, check out NXTbet’s comprehensive Tour de France Betting Guide.
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