14:05
Jonas Rutsch in the second place on the 5th place with 1,54min behind PLAPP.
14:05
Luke Plapp with a new best time in the second in the meantime. 1min faster than van Eetvelt.
14:03
Pascal Ackermann in his 1st meantime 1,01min behind Plapp.
14:01
Jonas Rutsch has overtaken the Belgian sprinter Arnaud de Lie.
14:00
Pascal Ackermann and Niklas Märkl are now on the road.
13:57
Jonathan Milan finished 1,23min behind Van Eetfeld – so he is seventh. This is not a bad time for the sprinter.
13:53
Luke Plapp was 2 seconds faster than Van Eetfeld in the 1st.
13:52
Jonas Rutsch is 33 seconds behind Van Eetfeld in the meantime.
13:52
At the finish line, Lenert Van Eetfeld has now presented a new best time: 27.49min – 57 seconds faster than Grignard.
13:51
The first special feature in the choice of materials: the Australian time trial master Luke Plapp chose a slice as a rear wheel in a normal road wheel.
13:45
Sebastien Grignard is at the finish line with a new best time – 28,47min.
13:45
The 2nd German has now started with Jonas Rutsch.
13:43
Phil Bauhaus has 2.05min behind Van Eetvelt in the 2nd meantime – which is the fastest up to 16.47min.
13:43
Shortly behind, Jordi Meeus, the Sprinter from Redbull-Bora-Hansgrohe, and Roel Sintmaartensdijk come to the finish line. The latter with the new best time of 29.12min.
13:36
Matteo Verches was the first driver to finish after 30,01. On the home stretch he enjoyed the spectators and got his bike on the rear wheel.
13:36
Lennert Eetvelt has already overtaken several drivers. In the 1st meantime the young Belgian was the fastest – 20 seconds before Meeus. Eetvelt is considered a mountain talent and has already achieved some good results.
13:32
Matteo Vari has less than 2km in front of him.
13:30
Phil Bauhaus takes it easy – at the 1st meantime it is 39 seconds behind Meeus, which was the fastest here so far.
13:30
Jonathan Milan has just started in the green.
13:27
Versch has his 2nd meantime – 18,28min.
13:27
In the 1st meantime, Jordi Meeus and sebstien Grignard have been faster than Matteo. However, the drivers who have been on the road so far have no real ambitions in overall classification.
13:18
Phil Bauhaus has started. There is not much to get for the sprinter today.
13:15
Versch has his first meantime – 6,28min.
13:12
Already at the beginning of the route, where it is still relatively flat, many spectators are on the side of the road. And the higher it works, the more people are there.
13:12
Phil Bauhaus will be the first German at 1:23 p.m. – as the 14th driver that day.
13:10
The first meantime is measured after 4km, the second after 7.6km.
13:04
Matteo Versches has started – with a normal road wheel. We are excited to see how the other teams keep it.
13:03
At 1:10 p.m. Matteo Vercher will be the first to roll from the starting ramp.
13:03
The sprinters are particularly difficult today. In order to prevent many drivers from leaving the race, the racing jury raised the time limit. Instead of 33 percent, they can be 40 percent slower today than the day winner.
12:58
The green jersey continues to wear Jonathan Milan:
1. Jonathan Milan | 231
2. Tadej Pogačar | 183
3. Mathieu van der Poel | 173
4. Biniam Girmay | 154
5. Tim Merlier | 150
6. Anthony Turgis | 117
7. Jonas Vingegaard | 103
8. Jonas Abrahamsen | 90
9. Quinn Simmons | 82
10. Arnaud de Lie | 75
12:54
The dotted jersey of the best mountain driver got Tadej Pogacar back from Lenny Martinez. He is tied with him, but has won the higher category. Lenny Martinez will carry it on behalf of it today:
1. Tadej Pogačar | 27
2. Lenny Martinez | 27
3. Michael Woods | 22
4. Jonas Vingegaard | 19
5. Ben Healy | 16
6. Bruno Armirail | 15
7. Florian Lipowitz | 12
8. Mattias Skjelmosis | 11
9. Michael Storer | 10
10. Tobias Halland Johannessen | 10
12:46
Remco Evenepoel still has the front in the evaluation of the best young driver. However, Lipowitz is close to the pelle:
1. Remco Evenepoel | Time: 45:27:36
2. Florian Lipowitz | +0: 49
3. Kévin Vauquelin | +0: 55
4. Oscar onley | +1: 20
5. Ben Healy | +8: 34
6. Carlos Rodríguez | +13: 11
7. Mattias Skjelmosis | +23: 04
8. Joseph Blackmore | +53: 28
9. Ilan van Wilder | +1: 01: 51
10. Raúl García Pierna | +1: 07: 48
12:46
The top ten of yesterday’s stage:
1. Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates – XRG) | Time: 4:21:19
2. Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a bike) | +2: 10
3. Florian Lipowitz (Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe) | +2: 23
4. Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility) | +3: 00
5. Oscar onley (Team Picnic Postnl) | +3: 00
6. Kévin Vauquelin (Arkéa – B&B Hotels) | +3: 33
7. Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) | +3: 35
8. Felix Gall (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) | +4: 02
9. Primož Roglič (Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe) | +4: 08
10. Cristián Rodríguez (Arkéa – B&B Hotels) | +7: 26
12:46
Before the showdown, a large group of outliers with around 50 drivers determined the racing. In the last third of the stage, however, it was getting smaller. In the end, only Bruno Armirail was left – but he too was obtained without a real chance of winning the stage.
12:45
12:44
Tadej Pogacar once again lived up to his role as favorite. The Slovenian attacked Hautacam on the climb, left everyone behind and got Ben Healy’s yellow jersey back. Jonas Vingegaard lost more than 2 minutes overall.
12:43
1. Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates – XRG) | Time: 45:22:51
2. Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a bike) | +3: 31
3. Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) | +4: 45
4. Florian Lipowitz (Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe) | +5: 34
5. Kévin Vauquelin (Arkéa – B&B Hotels) | +5: 40
6. Oscar onley (Team Picnic Postnl) | +6: 05
7. Primož Roglič (Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe) | +7: 30
8. Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility) | +7: 44
9. Felix Gall (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team) | +9: 21
10. Matteo Jorgenson (Team Visma | Lease A Bike) | +12: 12
12:43
13:23:00 – Phil Bauhaus
13:45:00 – Jonas Rutsch
13:57:00 – Pascal Ackermann
13:59:00 – Niklas Märkl
14:24:00 – Nils Politt
15:03:00 – Marius Mayrhofer
15:25:30 – Maximilian Schachmann
16:31:30 – Emanuel Buchmann
16:59:00 – Florian Lipowitz
12:42
12:40
11:04
Live ticker for the 13th stage of the Tour de France
Welcome to the live ticker for the 13th stage of the Tour de France. The mountain time trial over 10.9km starts with the first driver at 1:10 p.m. in Loudenvielle. The destination is at 1,580m height in Peyragudes. It will be an exciting race in terms of overall rating.