Tadej Pogacar dominated the 14th stage of the Tour de France, winning with a strong performance on the mountainous route and extending his overall lead to nearly two minutes. Pogacar's strategic move in the final climb left his competitors behind, with Jonas Vingegaard finishing 39 seconds later and Remco Evenepoel slipping to third place. The stage featured challenging climbs, including the iconic Col du Tourmalet, showcasing Pogacar's prowess and UAE Team Emirates' support. Pogacar's victory secured a significant time advantage over Vingegaard, emphasizing his position as the race leader amidst fierce competition and varied climbing terrains.