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☿ *Cycling — Thu, 16 Jul 2026*
Wærenskjold finally delivering on the promise that made Norwegian cycling departments salivate — a big man who can navigate a bunch sprint without the chaos that swallowed lesser riders — and beating Kooij and Philipsen on the same day tells you this wasn't a fluke, it was a statement. Philipsen finishing third is the real news buried in that result, because a man who dominated sprints at this race in recent editions doesn't accept a podium finish as satisfaction. Kooij was right there, which confirms that Decathlon has a genuine weapon in this race, but Wærenskjold read the finale with a composure that reminded me of riders who came up through systems that treated sprint discipline as seriously as the Soviets treated the kilometer time trial. Watch the GC contenders tomorrow — if the road tilts, the sprinters' day becomes everyone else's war.
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🏁 *TOUR DE FRANCE* — Stage 11
🥇 Søren Wærenskjold _(Uno-X Mobility)_ _(3:10:06)_
🥈 Olav Kooij _(Decathlon CMA CGM Team)_ _(s.t.)_
🥉 Jasper Philipsen _(Alpecin - Premier Tech)_ _(s.t.)_
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