Tadej Pogačar just pulled off a jaw-dropping solo surge on stage 19 of the Tour de France, clawing back over three minutes in the final 12km to claim his fifth stage win of the year and 26th career victory. He now leads Remco Evenepoel by 7:11, with Martinez and Carapaz finishing just 6 and 9 seconds behind him respectively. Riding through a packed, smoke-filled Alpe d’Huez, Pogačar stayed laser-focused as rivals hesitated — giving him the perfect window to strike. With just two stages left, he’s on track to become only the fifth rider to win five Tours de France. And with a brutal Alpine stage 20 looming, don’t be surprised if he goes for another win — even if he doesn’t need to.
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