Tour de Francia 2021: la segunda semana en imágenes

De las 34 victorias de Mark Cavendish a la fuga sin potenciómetro ni cuentakilómetros de Bauke Mollena, la segunda semana del Tour de Francia ha vuelto a ser un compendio de grandes emociones, más allá de la lucha feroz por las posiciones de podio. Tadej Pogačar se mantiene sólido como maillot amarillo.

Imágenes: Charly López, Pauline Ballet, Getty Images

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