With Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) having already won the stage, this trio was racing for the remaining two steps of the stage podium. It could be argued that his teammate Isaac Del Toro, Paul Seixas (Decathlon-CMA CGM) and Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) were also racing for the podium in Paris as well. The sprint went to Del Toro, followed by Seixas at the same time. Vingegaard let another six seconds open up between him and the other two. Plus, they earned small time bonuses for their second and third places. Seixas also took over the Maillot Blanc of the best younger rider in the Tour, his time bonus helped but he would still be in White tomorrow regardless. At nineteen years of age, he is the youngest guy to start the Tour de France since 1905! He is now in fourth, with Del Toro in seventh. Vingegaard holds his second place but loses more time to Pogacar.
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