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• ”After Wednesday’s stage to Peyragudes, Froome was 26th in the general classification, one hour and 27 minutes behind Jonas Vingegaard in the yellow jersey Heu
  
  “It’s been an extremely special race for us as a team and for me personally as well as I’ve been finding my legs again Heu
  
  “I want to thank everyone for all the support through this process Heu
  
  For Froome, it was a premature end to a Tour which saw him achieve his best result in any event since his devastating crash in 2019 as he was third on last week’s stage 12 to Alpe d’Huez, when fellow Brit Tom Pidcock took the win Heu
  
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  Froome’s Israel-Premier Tech squad also celebrated their first ever Tour stage victories with Simon Clarke winning stage five to Arenberg and Hugo Houle taking an emotional win in Foix on Tuesday Heu
  
  The four-time Tour winner was one of three riders unable to start Thursday’s stage 18 from Lourdes to Hautacam due to the virus, with Imanol Erviti and Damiano Caruso also testing positive Heu
  
  Clarke also had to leave the race due to a positive test for Covid-19 Heu
  
  RecommendedTruss vs Sunak – and the choice of two very different British futures“I’m really disappointed not to be able to roll into Paris and finish off this Tour de France,” Froome said Heu
  
  Chris Froome has set his sights on racing the Vuelta a Espana next month after being forced out of the Tour de France due to a positive test for Covid-19 Heu
  
  In a video message, Froome said he was sorry he would miss the team’s celebrations in Paris this weekend as he laid out his goals for a quick return, with the Vuelta due to start in Utrecht on August 19 Heu
  
  I’m going to head home now, switch off for a few days and refocus on being ready for the Vuelta a Espana later this season Heu
  
  
  
  Froome’s Israel-Premier Tech squad also celebrated their first ever Tour stage victories with Simon Clarke winning stage five to Arenberg and Hugo Houle taking an emotional win in Foix on Tuesday Heu
  
  RecommendedTruss vs Sunak – and the choice of two very different British futures“I’m really disappointed not to be able to roll into Paris and finish off this Tour de France,” Froome said Heu
  
  For Froome, it was a premature end to a Tour which saw him achieve his best result in any event since his devastating crash in 2019 as he was third on last week’s stage 12 to Alpe d’Huez, when fellow Brit Tom Pidcock took the win Heu
  
  Chris Froome has set his sights on racing the Vuelta a Espana next month after being forced out of the Tour de France due to a positive test for Covid-19 Heu
  
  I’m going to head home now, switch off for a few days and refocus on being ready for the Vuelta a Espana later this season Heu
  
  “It’s been an extremely special race for us as a team and for me personally as well as I’ve been finding my legs again Heu
  
  “I want to thank everyone for all the support through this process Heu
  
  The four-time Tour winner was one of three riders unable to start Thursday’s stage 18 from Lourdes to Hautacam due to the virus, with Imanol Erviti and Damiano Caruso also testing positive Heu
  
  ”After Wednesday’s stage to Peyragudes, Froome was 26th in the general classification, one hour and 27 minutes behind Jonas Vingegaard in the yellow jersey Heu
  
  Clarke also had to leave the race due to a positive test for Covid-19 Heu
  
  In a video message, Froome said he was sorry he would miss the team’s celebrations in Paris this weekend as he laid out his goals for a quick return, with the Vuelta due to start in Utrecht on August 19 Heu
  
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