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Carcassonne welcomes the crowd that has come to see the start of the fourth stage of the Tour with that blast of heat you feel when you open
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Pogacar loses Tour de France yellow jersey to cancer survivor Traeen after breakaway
Four-time winner Tadej Pogacar happily surrendered the race lead to Torstein Traeen as Mads Pedersen won stage four
Pogacar loses Tour de France yellow jersey to cancer survivor Traeen after breakaway
Four-time winner Tadej Pogacar happily surrendered the race lead to Torstein Traeen as Mads Pedersen won stage four
Pogacar loses Tour de France yellow jersey to cancer survivor Traeen after breakaway
Four-time winner Tadej Pogacar happily surrendered the race lead to Torstein Traeen as Mads Pedersen won stage four

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