As the Vuelta a España headed back into the mountains and the summit finish at Calar Alto, it was Enric Mas (Movistar) who once again proved the strongest of the GC riders, adding more time to his ...

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"It has been a season with many special moments and I’m proud of what we achieved together. Now I’ll focus on getting healthy, supporting the guys from home, and coming back next year ready for what’s ...

At that point, it was a lost cause. There had been no shortage of interest up front in driving on the move, with QuickStep, Decathlon, Tudor, and notably UAE all pulling hard in the first peloton. UAE ...

From breakaways to battling for the green and polkadot jerseys, from lead-outs for sprint victories to late attacks with Tadej Pogačar, Wout van Aert has had plenty of standout moments in this year's ...

The 32-year-old Austrian has been in some of the best form of his career in Spain, emerging as one of the most impressive climbers in the race so far. Mühlberger has been part of a strong Decathlon ...

(Netcompany-Ineos) suffered a big blow to his podium hopes at the Vuelta a España, crashing early on stage 12 before struggling on the summit finish at Calar Alto. The British rider started the day ...

"So, we tried to be up there with a few riders so we could always play it, and that worked out perfectly. Me and Bruno were a long part of the day in the wheels because we had Maddie in the front ...

Tarteletto-Isorex's Yorben Lauryssen went on a big solo attack 48km from the finish, but just fell short of a spectacular surprise win when he was caught with 6.5km to go by the surging sprint trains.

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Despite the early crosswinds passing by without incident, the race suddenly came to life with 60km to go on Thursday's flat stage to Skegness, and the peloton split in two. Just as the two groups were ...