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Pogacar rises above wildfire restrictions to take yellow jersey in deserted Les Angles

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Jeremy Whittle
Pogacar rises above wildfire restrictions to take yellow jersey in deserted Les Angles
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Tadej Pogacar reclaimed the yellow jersey at the Tour de France during a stage held under strict wildfire-related restrictions. Organizers are facing criticism and logistical challenges as they continue the race through a severe heatwave.

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The intersection of extreme climate events and major sporting events highlights the growing difficulty of maintaining traditional schedules in a warming world.

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Tadej Pogacar celebrates at the finish line after pipping Jonas Vingegaard in the yellow jersey, but only a few local fans were at the finish line. Tadej Pogacar celebrates at the finish line after pipping Jonas Vingegaard in the yellow jersey, but only a few local fans were at the finish line. Tour de France 2026 Pogacar rises above wildfire restrictions to take yellow jersey in deserted Les Angles Fans were banned from stage three finish amid fire risk

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The article focuses on sports reporting while objectively noting the environmental context and logistical challenges.

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