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Pogacar has discovered Tour de France fans love heroic defeat more than crushing victory | William Fotheringham

Name: Pogacar has discovered Tour de France fans love heroic defeat more than crushing victory | William Fotheringham
Uploaded: 2026-07-17T15:01:46+00:00
Description: Tadej Pogacar is facing unexpected boos from fans during the Tour de France, highlighting a unique preference among French spectators for heroic defeats over consistent victories. This rivalry showcases the deep-rooted traditions of cycling...

Tadej Pogacar is facing unexpected boos from fans during the Tour de France, highlighting a unique preference among French spectators for heroic defeats over consistent victories. This rivalry showcases the deep-rooted traditions of cycling...

The Guardian Sport· Jul 17, 2026 · 3:01 PM · 1 views

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