Längste Tour-Etappe fordert Lipowitz und Co. | Highlights deutsch | 13. Etappe | Tour de France

After two days favoring the sprinters, stage 13 of the 2026 Tour de France is expected to prove more challenging. The longest stage of this year's Tour, at 205.8 kilometers, leads from central France into the Vosges Mountains. Following a flat start, the final 50 kilometers feature two climbs. The Ballon d'Alsace was the centerpiece of the very first official mountain stage of the Tour de France back in 1905. Highlights with German commentary. Summary: Breakaway victory on stage 13 of the Tour de France: Swiss rider Mauro Schmid triumphed in Belfort at the end of the first Vosges stage of the race. The Jayco rider prevailed over his companion Harold Tejada (XDS/Colombia) after 205.8 kilometers on the longest stage of the 113th Tour de France. Tom Pidcock finished a close third in the sprint of the chasing group. _____________________ Stream winter sports, cycling, snooker, and much more on HBO Max. 🖥️📲 _____________________ Find us here too: Instagram:   / eurosportde   Facebook:   / eurosportde   TikTok:   / eurosportde   Or on our website: https://www.eurosport.de/