Tadej Pogacar just rewrote the Tour de France record book, claiming his fifth title and joining cycling’s all-time elite with a commanding six-minute, 26-second lead. The Slovenian superstar dominated with fearless mountain moves and icy composure, even as his rival Jonas Vingegaard crashed out. While van der Poel took the final stage on the Champs-Élysées, Pogacar’s teammate Isaac Del Toro snagged third — completing a podium sweep. With seven Tours under his belt and all on the podium, Pogacar’s legacy is already cemented, though he’s already eyeing the Vuelta and soaking in the glory.

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