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Tour de France 2023

Stage 14

Morzine

  • Saturday 15 July 2023
  • 152 km
  • 4,281 m climbed
  • Won by Carlos Rodríguez

The road

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At the start

Joux Plane, and nine seconds

The Grand Colombier cut it to nine: Jonas Vingegaard still leads, Tadej Pogačar took four seconds and a bonus off him on the summit, and behind them Jai Hindley sits at 2:51. Today is 152 kilometres from Annemasse with five categorised climbs and 4,281 metres of climbing, ending on the Col de Joux Plane — 11.6 kilometres at 8.5 per cent — and a twelve-kilometre descent into Morzine.

How it was won

  1. 40 km to go

    Col de la Ramaz

    The peloton slims to twenty on the Ramaz and Tom Pidcock is in trouble, losing touch with Buchmann as Van Aert takes up the pace.

  2. 21 km to go

    Col de Joux Plane

    Rafał Majka detonates the fearsome Joux Plane, shedding all but a handful — then Van Aert sensationally rides back up to the front from a kilometre down.

  3. 16 km to go

    Pogačar attacks

    Adam Yates peels off and Pogačar makes his move with 15.5km to go. Vingegaard cannot respond at once but refuses to cede real ground, holding the gap for 2km before clawing back.

  4. 13 km to go

    Bonus at the summit

    After a tense cat-and-mouse near the top, Pogačar's move 500m out is boxed in by motorbikes — and Vingegaard blasts past him over the line for eight priceless bonus seconds.

  5. At the line

    Morzine

    Carlos Rodríguez, having chased back on, drops flawlessly off the summit to a solo win; Vingegaard nets a second on Pogačar in a herculean day.

The result

Podium, Stage 14, Tour de France 2023
RankRiderTeamTime
1Carlos RodríguezINEOS Grenadiers3:58:45
2Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates+0:05
3Jonas VingegaardJumbo-Visma+0:05
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