Tour de France Stage 14: Pogacar Powers to Fourth Win 2026

Tadej Pogacar claimed his fourth stage win of the 2026 Tour de France with a powerful attack on the Col de Haag in the Vosges mountains. The Slovenian champion surged clear 1.6 kilometers from the summit, leaving rivals Jonas Vingegaard, Paul Seixas, and Florian Lipowitz behind to secure a solo victory at Le Markstein.

Pogacar Dominates the Mountains Again

The 14th stage of the Tour de France was a brutal test in the Vosges, featuring multiple categorized climbs that shattered the peloton. Pogacar’s UAE Team Emirates-XRG squad controlled the pace before he launched his decisive move with 7.5 kilometers remaining. The victory extends his overall lead and reinforces his status as the race's dominant rider.

“Today I must say thanks to all the fans, it was really something unforgettable to see the crowds on the top of the mountains,” Pogacar said after the stage. The 26-year-old now has four stage wins in this year's race, matching his 2023 tally.

Stage 14 Results and General Classification

Below are the top 10 finishers from stage 14 and the updated general classification after the Vosges battle.

General Classification After Stage 14

Pogacar leads Vingegaard by 4 minutes 30 seconds, with Remco Evenepoel a further 34 seconds back. Young French rider Paul Seixas sits fourth, 5:19 behind the yellow jersey.

• Key GC standings: Tadej Pogacar (1st), Jonas Vingegaard (2nd at +4:30), Remco Evenepoel (3rd at +5:04)
• Climbers’ classification: Pogacar also leads the King of the Mountains competition with 52 points.
• Points classification: Mads Pedersen tops the green jersey standings with 397 points.

What’s Next: More Mountains Ahead

Stage 15 promises another day of climbing in the Alps, with summit finishes likely to shake up the general classification further. Pogacar’s form suggests he could extend his lead, but Vingegaard and Evenepoel remain dangerous rivals. The Tour de France continues to deliver thrilling racing in the heart of France.

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