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The 17th stage of the cycling race was won by Belgian rider Philpsen after a sprint finish, aided by Van der Poel. The article discusses ongoing controversy regarding late-night controls imposed on riders, which have sparked reactions and threats from athletes who feel these checks are unfair and economically burdensome. Slovenian cyclist Mohoric criticizes the lack of uniform rules, pointing out that some top French riders do not face similar scrutiny. The stage saw high speeds, averaging 47 km/h, and marked the first victory for Philpsen. The race continues with challenging mountain stages ahead, including climbs at Orcières-Merlette and Alpe d'Huez, where Slovenian rider Tadej Pogačar is expected to perform well.

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Assist Van der Poel and Philpsen is unlocked

The 17th stage of the cycling race was won by Belgian rider Philpsen after a sprint finish, aided by Van der Poel. The article discusses ongoing controversy regarding late-night controls imposed on riders, which have sparked reactions and threats from athletes who feel these checks are unfair and economically burdensome. Slovenian cyclist Mohoric criticizes the lack of uniform rules, pointing out that some top French riders do not face similar scrutiny. The stage saw high speeds, averaging 47 km/h, and marked the first victory for Philpsen. The race continues with challenging mountain stages ahead, including climbs at Orcières-Merlette and Alpe d'Huez, where Slovenian rider Tadej Pogačar is expected to perform well.

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