The race leader worked strategically with Del Toro on the Alpe d'Huez climb, sacrificing his chance to become the first rider to win two consecutive days at the iconic summit. Pogačar, who had already paced the peloton for 60 kilometers from the Galibier, nodded to Del Toro to attack, then followed in support while keeping rival Remco Evenepoel at bay. milkshakeslot.online
In a remarkable display of teamwork, Pogačar ultimately gave up 45 seconds in the general classification, ensuring his teammate would keep both his podium spot and the white jersey for best young rider. This mirrors Pogačar's previous support for Rafael Almeida, highlighting his commitment to team success.
