Tadej Pogačar showcased remarkable performance in the Tour de France, winning his 15th stage with a powerful climb at Isola 2000, solidifying his lead over rivals like Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel. Pogačar's dominance was evident as he extended his lead substantially and secured his fourth stage win, positioning himself for a likely third Tour de France title. His strategic attacks and familiarity with the terrain proved crucial, leaving competitors like Matteo Jorgenson and Richard Carapaz behind. With Pogačar's exceptional form and commanding lead, the 2024 Tour de France seems to be leaning heavily in his favor, potentially marking a historic achievement of winning both the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in the same year.