Søren Wærenskjold wins stage 11 of the Tour de France, taking his first career Tour stage victory with a long-range sprint to Nevers. The stage is reported as the fastest road stage in Tour history, with an average speed of 50.91 kph over the 161 km route from Vichy to Nevers. Multiple accounts describe an early move by Cees Bol, followed by Wærenskjold getting clear inside the last few hundred metres and building a lead before the final sprint. Jasper Philipsen and Olav Kooij are listed among the sprinters challenging him in the closing kilometres, with Wærenskjold holding on to claim the win. Tadej Pogačar is mentioned as remaining safe in the yellow jersey, with no change at the top of the overall standings during this stage. Coverage also notes the record-setting nature of the Tour’s racing pace, with other recent performance records cited alongside Wærenskjold’s mark. The final result confirms Wærenskjold’s victory achieved at the highest speed recorded for a Tour road stage in the event’s long history.