Evenepoel edged out the reigning champion at the end of the tough 11km-long climb to the finish. Pogacar's UAE Emirates-XRG team-mate Isaac Del Toro was third, six seconds back."It's amazing. I'm literally trembling from emotion," Evenepoel said at the finish of the 183.9km stage from Champagnole to Plateau de Solaison after his first Tour road-stage victory following two time-trial successes."It's been a hell of a day. A pretty hard start, I was actually feeling really bad in the beginning, but I really got better and better during the day."You have to understand how I'm racing with the best rider ever (Pogacar), and he has been doing a hell of a climb to try to win the stage with Isaac (Del Toro)."The main drama of the day came when two-time former winner Vingegaard crashed out, breaking his collarbone, for which he will require surgery.The 29-year-old Dane went down hard on a bend as his Visma-Lease a Bike team were setting a fierce pace to chase down the day's breakaway.Both he and Pogacar were amongst a number of riders woken in the night by anti-doping controllers from the International Testing Agency (ITA).Vingegaard was woken at 2:00 am while Pogacar was tested three hours later.Pogacar said that the disruption to their sleep could have contributed to Vingegaard's crash."It ruined his sleep. It got me thinking that it could also be a small percentage why he crashed because he probably didn't sleep well today," said the 27-year-old Slovenian, adding that it could have affected his concentration.He described the night-time testing as "inhuman", while Evenepoel blasted it as "disrespectful".'I'm really sad'"The ITA is conscious that night-time testing may be disruptive to riders' rest and recovery," the ITA said in a statement."However, the ITA, on behalf of the UCI (International Cycling Union), has the responsibility to ensure the effectiveness of the cycling anti-doping programme and the integrity of cycling races."Visibly in pain, Vingegaard was helped into a medical vehicle with his arm in a sling and taken for an X-ray."Jonas sustained a fractured collarbone and multiple abrasions," Visma said in a statement."Due to the severity of the collarbone fracture, surgical intervention has been recommended and will be performed in the coming days."Giro d'Italia champion Vingegaard had never before failed to finish a Grand Tour.