The yellow jersey gave me wings' Van Aert flapped his arms as if to mimic flying on crossing the line. “It was my way of saying the yellow jersey gave me wings," he explained. And after fending ...

To ensure that passengers have something to hold onto while they're walking on the wings, the cabin crew uses a guide rope that has hooks on both ends. The yellow eyelets on the wings act as an ...

The Belgian rider kept the leader's yellow jersey ... "This jersey gives wings. It was definitely a tough climb but this stage was very likely going to end up in bunch sprint," Van Aert said.

Belgian Wout Van Aert celebrated his latest Tour de France trick by flapping arms as he crossed the line, claiming: “The Yellow Jersey gives you wings.” After a mountain stage triumph on Mount ...