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Tour de France 2017

Stage 3

Sagan wins in Longwy

  • Monday 3 July 2017
  • 212 km
  • 2,706 m climbed
  • Won by Peter Sagan

The road

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How it was won

  1. 15 km to go

    Splitting before Longwy

    The late Côte de Villers-la-Montagne stretches the peloton as the sprinters brace for the uphill finale.

  2. 10 km to go

    Last man caught

    Lilian Calmejane, the final survivor of the day’s break, is reeled in with 10km to go by a ruthless peloton.

  3. 2 km to go

    Sagan’s slip

    On the vicious 11% ramp inside the final 1.6km, Peter Sagan surges — his foot slips from the pedal, but he keeps his composure and re-accelerates.

  4. At the line

    Sagan wins in Longwy

    Peter Sagan powers past Michael Matthews on the Côte des Religieuses to win the uphill sprint in Longwy, Dan Martin third.

The result

Podium, Stage 3, Tour de France 2017
RankRiderTeamTime
1Peter SaganBORA - hansgrohe5:07:19
2Michael MatthewsTeam Sunweb+0:00
3Dan MartinQuick-Step Floors+0:00
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