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Enric Mas si avvia a vincere la Vuelta 2026, Landa lo scalatore più forte

Enric Mas on course to win the 2026 Vuelta, Landa the strongest climber

COLLADO DEL ALGUACIL - Enric Mas is on his way to winning the 2026 Vuelta, but on the penultimate stage, the spotlight fell on Mikel Landa (Soudal-Quick-Step), who relived the finest moments of his career with a thrilling solo victory at the Collado del Alguacil, a summit finish on the eve of the grand finale in Granada. Attacks heated up the race on the day's numerous climbs, and Landa proved to be the strongest climber, outdistanced Tobias Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility) seven kilometers from the finish and taking his second stage victory at the Vuelta.
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Eddie Dunbar vince la 19ª tappa della Vuelta, Enric Mas mantiene la maglia rossa

Eddie Dunbar wins stage 19 of the Vuelta, Enric Mas retains the red jersey

VÉLEZ-PEÑAS BLANCAS – The 19th stage of the Vuelta a España, 210 kilometers from Vélez-Peñas Blancas to Estepona, was won by Eddie Dunbar. The Irishman was among the day's attackers, overtaking his breakaway companion Santiago Buitrago in the final 300 meters of the climb. Buitrago, a strong contender for the polka-dot jersey for best climber, was still without his first stage win. The top five riders in the general classification finished together, with the same time, 5:11 behind the winner. Thus, Enric Mas retained the red leader's jersey with a 1:37 advantage over Primoz…
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Stefan Küng domina la crono, Enric Mas conserva la Roja alla Vuelta

Stefan Küng dominates the time trial, Enric Mas retains the Roja at the Vuelta

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA - Two years after inaugurating his Grand Tour haul in Madrid, Stefan Küng (Tudor) dominated stage 18 of the Vuelta 26, a 32.1-kilometer individual time trial between El Puerto de Santa María and Jerez de la Frontera. The Swiss specialist averaged 54.4 km/h (34.4 mph) to take the win by three seconds over Callum Thornley (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe), while João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) rounded out the podium, nine seconds behind. Fourth on the day, Primož Roglič (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) gained 33 seconds on Enric Mas (Movistar), who finished twelfth.
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Matthew Brennan trionfa a Siviglia, manita per lui alla Vuelta 2026

Matthew Brennan triumphs in Seville, a hat-trick for him at the 2026 Vuelta.

SEVILLE - Matthew Brennan (Visma–Lease a Bike) has claimed back-to-back stage wins at the start of the final week of the Vuelta, dominating the sprint in Seville (stage 17) the day after his victory at La Rabida. At just 21 years old, the "Binman" becomes the first rider since Eddy Planckaert to win five stages in his Vuelta debut. For a rider with five stage wins in his first Grand Tour appearance, Brennan goes back to 1979, when Fons de Wolf achieved the feat at the Vuelta. This time, Brennan prevailed over…
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Bis di Wout van Aert alla Vuelta, Romele secondo sul traguardo di Cordoba

Wout van Aert doubles victory at the Vuelta, Romele finishes second in Cordoba

CORDOBA - Wout van Aert (Visma-Lease a Bike) also triumphed in the 15th stage of the Vuelta 26, finishing in Córdoba. It was where he had claimed his second victory in the major Spanish stage race two years ago. This time, he attacked to secure his second victory in the Vuelta 26. Only four rivals managed to keep pace with the green jersey holder on a grueling stage. But none could match his final sprint. At the finish line in the Andalusian city, Alessandro Romele (XDS Astana) finished second, ahead of Thibau Nys (Lidl-Trek). Enric Mas (Movistar)…
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Lo sloveno Jakob Omrzel diventa il giovane vincitore di tappa della Vuelta

Slovenian Jakob Omrzel becomes the young stage winner of the Vuelta

CALAR ALTO (Spain) – At 2,153 meters above sea level, Calar Alto hosted the highest finish of the Vuelta 26 and proved the perfect setting for Jakob Omrzel (Bahrain Victorious) to establish himself as a rising star of the Grand Tours and claim a historic victory. At 20 years, 5 months, and 13 days old, the new Slovenian prodigy set a new record as the youngest stage winner in a Grand Tour this century, beating the record set by Tadej Pogacar in the Vuelta 19 (20 years, 11 months, and 10 days for his first victory on stage 9). After…
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Enric Mas vince in salita alla Vuelta e si dimostra degno della Roja

Enric Mas wins the Vuelta a España and proves himself worthy of La Roja

ALTO DE AITANA. COSTA BLANCA - The day after Tadej Pogacar's retirement, Enric Mas (Movistar), wearing the leader's jersey, asserted his authority at the Vuelta with a spectacular stage victory on the Alto de Aitana. He fought from the start in a grueling mountain stage, with over 5,000 meters of elevation gain. Mas fought back against repeated attacks from his rivals, starting with Felix Gall (Decathlon CMA CGM). In the end, he outdistanced everyone except Oscar Onley (Netcompany Ineos), who resisted the Spaniard's attack but was unable to overtake him at the summit. Mas takes his…
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La Vuelta perde il suo grande protagonista, Tadej Pogacar cade e si ritira

The Vuelta loses its star rider, Tadej Pogacar crashes and retires.

XERACO - A flat stage resulted in Tadej Pogacar's exit from the Vuelta, after a crash 38 km from the finish forced him to retire. This year's dominant rider seemed poised to celebrate his overall victory, but instead, according to Davide Cassani in a post, he was caught dead when a rock struck his front wheel. Clear helicopter footage showed him skidding and crashing to the ground, knocking out other riders. After the hard impact on the asphalt, the Slovenian was rescued and survived on his own two feet on...
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Alla Vuelta continua lo show di Tadej Pogacar

Tadej Pogacar's show continues at the Vuelta

CASTELLO (SPA) - Tadej Pogacar edged out Enric Mas (Movistar) in Castello, taking his third stage win at the Vuelta a España. The Slovenian superstar equaled his 2019 haul, when he stunned the world with an impressive debut at the Giro d'Italia in Spain. But this year, he's proven far more dominant, wearing the red jersey from day one following his opening victory in Monaco. In 2019, his first victory came on stage 9 and his third on stage 20. This time, he's won three of the first six stages, a feat not seen since…
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