Norwegian rider Jonas Abrahamsen won Stage 11 of the Tour de France after a 155-kilometre breakaway, marking his first stage win and Uno-X Mobility's first in the race. Three-time champion Tadej Pogačar crashed near the finish after hitting Tobias Johannessen's wheel but was able to rejoin the general classification group after rivals slowed down for him. The stage was a 156.8-kilometre loop from Toulouse, with the Tour now heading into the Pyrenees.
Pogačar crashes as Abrahamsen wins Stage 11 of Tour de France after 155-kilometre breakaway
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Norwegian rider Jonas Abrahamsen won Stage 11 of the Tour de France after a 155-kilometre breakaway, marking his first stage win and Uno-X Mobility's first in the race. Three-time champion Tadej Pogačar crashed near the finish after hitting Tobias Johannessen's wheel but was able to rejoin the general classification group after rivals slowed down for him. The stage was a 156.8-kilometre loop from Toulouse, with the Tour now heading into the Pyrenees.
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- 2 Wednesday (July 16, 2025): Stage 11 of Tour de France, Jonas Abrahamsen wins, Tadej Pogačar crashes
- 3 Upcoming: Tour starts tackling Pyrenees on Stage 12
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- Tadej Pogačar's crash, though without major injury
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What: Jonas Abrahamsen won Stage 11 of the Tour de France, while favorite Tadej Pogačar crashed but recovered.
When: Wednesday (July 16, 2025).
Where: Toulouse, France (start/finish of stage); Pyrenees (upcoming stages); Côte de Pech David; Auch; Hautacam; Col du Soulor; Col des Bordères; Lourdes.
Why: Part of the ongoing Tour de France competition.
How: Abrahamsen won via a 155-kilometre breakaway; Pogačar crashed after hitting another rider's wheel.