The goal for Neilson Powless at the Tour de France starting Saturday is simple: win a stage. He's certainly capable. So are the other five Americans in the field, and collectively they represent …
The goal for Neilson Powless at the Tour de France starting Saturday is simple: win a stage. He's certainly capable. So are the other five Americans in the field, and collectively they represent perhaps the strongest contingent of U.S. riders in cycling's most famous race since Lance Armstrong and Levi Leipheimer.
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The goal for Neilson Powless at the Tour de France starting Saturday is simple: win a stage. There is Sepp Kuss, the climbing extraordinaire from the Jumbo-Visma squad, who ended a 10-year drought for Americans with a stage win last year and who will try to usher Jonas Vingegaard to back-to-back yellow jerseys; Matteo Jorgenson, who featured in several breakaways a year ago and nearly won a stage himself; new U.S. road race champ Quinn Simmons; Kevin Vermaerke, whose own debut last year was waylaid by a broken collarbone; and Lawson Craddock, back for the first time since 2018. Then there is Powless, the 26-year-old from Florida and the first rider of Native American ancestry to race in the Tour, and who already has won two lower level races this year while performing well in the spring classics.
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