Ben Healy made history by being the first Irishman in 38 years to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France. He leads Tadej Pogacar by 29 seconds in the general classification. Simon Yates won stage 10 with a perfectly timed attack, finishing in front of Thymen Arensman and Healy. As Pogacar slowed on the final climb, Healy celebrated his accomplishment. Remco Evenepoel is in third place, one minute behind. Yates was pleased with his tactical victory, emphasizing the team’s efforts focused on supporting Jonas Vingegaard for overall success.
Ben Healy became the first Irishman in 38 years to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France, leading defending champion Tadej Pogacar by 29 seconds in the general classification.
Simon Yates emerged from a breakaway to secure his third career Tour stage win, pulling away on the final climb to beat Thymen Arensman of the Netherlands and Healy.
Healy, having ridden strongly throughout the race, smiled as he watched Pogacar ease off on the giant screen before crossing the line first in the general classification.
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