Jonas Vingegaard is ruled out of the Tour de France after a crash in which spectators are hit. The crash occurs during the race and results in multiple riders landing on or near spectators. Vingegaard suffers a broken collarbone, which means he cannot continue in the Tour. Reports from both outlets describe the injury as the reason for his withdrawal from the event. The incident is treated as serious enough to alter the day’s outcome and safety response, though the sources agree on the key points that a spectator crash occurred and that Vingegaard is injured. With Vingegaard unable to race on, the remaining riders continue to contest the stage. Remco Evenepoel wins the race, taking the victory after Vingegaard’s exit. Both accounts align that the spectator-related crash leads directly to Vingegaard breaking his collarbone and ending his participation, while Evenepoel finishes first in the stage where the incident happens.