Brandon McNulty narrowly avoided disaster off-course when a road rage incident sent him crashing into a car before a Tour de France time trial—no serious injuries, but pure chaos. Meanwhile, Remco Evenepoel seized his second straight stage win with a blistering time trial performance, further closing in on Tadej Pogačar, who still leads overall. Pogačar himself had a close call on a treacherous corner, the same spot where teammate Florian Lipowitz crashed hard and withdrew, likely with a shoulder injury. Evenepoel offered heartfelt support to his fallen teammate, while acknowledging the bittersweet nature of his victory. Despite the drama, Pogačar remains firmly in control of the yellow jersey race, with Evenepoel right behind him—honoring the rivalry while keeping the battle alive.
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