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For All to See TdF24-93
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) showed everyone just who was the boss of the Tour. At least in the Pyrenees, at least this year. As he crossed the line he knew he had but another minute into his nearest rival and even more to the guy now sitting in third. With this attack, he may well have just won his third Tour de France. So naturally, everyone wanted to get a picture for their press agency. Let's face it, I wanted to get my version of a "photograph," too!
Now he needs to stay upright, healthy, and ready for the attacks that are sure to come in the Alps next week. Not necessarily a sure thing by any account.