July 17, 2022 at 17:55 Philipsen strongest in fast-paced Tour finish Jasper Philipsen had the most to give and beat the rivals when the 15th stage of this year’s Tour de France was decided in a mass sprint in French Carcassonne. Sunday’s triumph was the Belgian’s first stage victory in this year’s race. Philipsen is driving his third Tour de France. Alexander Kristoff was not able to claim the top spot. In a hoarse 38 degrees Celsius, there was a long-awaited opportunity for the field’s sprint cannons when Sunday’s 202.5 kilometer flat stage from Rodez to Carcassone culminated in a mass sprint. Sunday’s stage was characterized by a lot of drama. With just over 60 km to go, Steven Kruijswijk had to get off the race after a rollover. At about the same place, the breach met shortly before protesters who had sat down in the roadway. After a positive corona test, Danish Magnus Cort had to break the Tour de France before the start of the stage. Slovenian Primoz Roglic also missed the race before Sunday’s stage. (NTB)
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