"I still believed in it, because if you don't, it's better not to ride": Liam Slock falls just two kilometers short of a legendary solo Tour de France victory in Bergerac
Liam Slock produced one of the most memorable performances of the 2026 Tour de France so far, coming within two kilometres of a sensational solo victory before being caught by the sprinters on stage…
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