Tadej Pogačar claimed a dominant solo victory on stage 10 of the 2026 Tour de France on Monday, attacking 15 kilometres from the finish on the penultimate climb and riding alone to the line at Le Lioran to cap a 166.6-kilometre route from Aurillac.
The Slovenian launched his decisive move on the category-one ascent of the Puy Mary and never looked back. The win extended his overall lead to more than three and a half minutes, with his advantage over Jonas Vingegaard now standing at 3 minutes 36 seconds. Vingegaard also lost 12 seconds at the line, including bonus seconds, to Remco Evenepoel.
The race continues on Tuesday with stage 11, a 161.3-kilometre route from Vichy to Nevers.