Wout Van Aert achieved a remarkable solo victory on a challenging final stage of the Tour de France, defeating the strong competitor Tadej Pogačar. This victory on a rain-soaked circuit over the Montmartre climb was significant, especially given Van Aert's successful strategies and execution of his race plan, which included attacking on the final ascent. Teammate Matteo Jorgenson's presence played a vital role, allowing Van Aert to maneuver strategically while also keeping the competition on their toes.
Wout Van Aert proved his star status with a spectacular solo victory over Tadej Pogačar on a challenging final stage of the Tour de France.
The victory on a rain-soaked circuit, especially when Van Aert managed to drop the standout favourite Pogačar, made it particularly memorable.
Van Aert's plan was to attack on the final climb, starting on Pogačar's wheel, which he executed successfully.
Teamwork played a crucial role, as Van Aert relied on teammate Matteo Jorgenson to keep the lead group's dynamics challenging.
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