Soren Waerenskjold wins fastest ever Tour de France stage

The Norwegian followed an early move from Cees Bol inside the last few hundred metres of stage 11, getting several bike lengths ahead of the chasing pack and holding off the charge of Olav Kooij
Uno-X Mobility's Norwegian rider Soren Waerenskjold cycles to the finish line to win the 11th stage between Vichy and Nevers in central France. Pic: Anne-Christine Poujoulat/Getty

Uno-X Mobility's Norwegian rider Soren Waerenskjold cycles to the finish line to win the 11th stage between Vichy and Nevers in central France. Pic: Anne-Christine Poujoulat/Getty

Soren Waerenskjold won the fastest ever stage of the Tour de France with a long-range sprint in Nevers.

The Norwegian followed an early move from Cees Bol inside the last few hundred metres of stage 11, getting several bike lengths ahead of the chasing pack and holding off the charge of Olav Kooij to claim his first career Tour win as Tadej Pogacar stayed safe in the yellow jersey.

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