Ben Healy Takes Yellow Jersey at Tour de France Stage 10 in France

At the 2025 Tour de France, Simon Yates claimed victory on Stage 10 atop the Puy de Sancy, marking his third Tour stage win and first in six years, while Ireland's Ben Healy took the yellow jersey, becoming the first Irishman in 38 years to do so. Healy, riding for EF Education-EasyPost, led much of the mountainous 165.3-kilometer stage through the Massif Central and now holds a 29-second lead over three-time Tour champion Tadej Pogacar. Pogacar, despite finishing ninth on the stage, remains optimistic about reclaiming the yellow jersey, expressing hope that Healy feels tired after extensive time in breakaways and looking forward to upcoming climbing stages and a time trial. The general classification remains tightly contested with Remco Evenepoel and Jonas Vingegaard also in contention. Pogacar described the first nine days of the Tour as hectic but is pleased to have reached the rest day, anticipating less stress with the start of climbing terrain. French fans saw some hope in climber Lenny Martinez taking over the polka dot jersey standings, though the national holiday had little cause for celebration otherwise.