Tour de France: Pogacar dominates again, wins 14th stage

Tadej Pogacar solidified his dominance in the Tour de France by winning the 14th stage, further extending his lead in the general classification. The Slovenian rider launched a decisive attack 1.6 kilometers from the summit of the Col du Haag, crossing the finish line alone.

Pogacar's victory, his fourth of this year's Tour, put him 38 seconds ahead of his teammate Isaac Del Toro and the promising French cyclist Paul Seixas. Seixas's strong performance also earned him the white jersey as the best young rider.

The stage was also marked by a fierce battle for the mountains classification. French rider Valentin Paret-Peintre put in a notable effort, collecting numerous points on the Vosges climbs. His performance positions him as a contender for the polka dot jersey all the way to Paris.

This win continues Pogacar's impressive run in the mountainous stages, reinforcing his status as the rider to beat in this year's race.