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By @EchelonsHub Stage 11 was one of the easiest in the Vuelta, and with the nagging headwind throughout the day, it also became one of the easiest to control. A calm day in the peloton with slow speeds, that led to a bunch sprint. The lack of leadouts caused it to be a chaotic finish, however…
By @EchelonsHub The race’s time-trial has seen the gaps in the overall classification extend, as the GC battle turned into a stage battle aswell, with Remco Evenepoel giving little room for anyone else. He’s taken the stage win in Alicante, beating Primoz Roglic and Remi Cavagna to the line.
By @EchelonsHub Day 9 of the Vuelta a Espana was another big one, with the brutally steep goat track into Les Praeres delivering big gaps in the fight for the overall classification. The stage was up for grabs to the breakaway, with Louis Meintjes coming out on top after thriving in the final ascent, beating Samuele…
By @EchelonsHub The second mountain stage of the Vuelta a Espana once again delivered, with the same winner as the first as Jay Vine once again took a dominating win. This time from the breakaway, the Australian dispatched his companions in the final ascent for what was a strong win. Marc Soler and Rein Taaramae completed…
By @EchelonsHub Into France and the cycling-loving region of Bretagne. It’s a hilly classic and one that is frequently used as preparation for the World championships, the race carries a lot of history and it will remain one of the most important late-season classics.
By @EchelonsHub The seventh day of the Vuelta promised spectacle and it delivered, as the breakaway and the peloton went into a tightly-balanced fight for the win, with the breakaway coming out on top. Five riders had the chance to fight for the win, but it was Jesús Herrada who took gold as he timed his…
By @EchelonsHub The first mountain stage delivered. The rain appeared, and the attacks were harsh and came from the base of the final climb. The stage winner was Jay Vine who made a move early in the final climb, and held off the rampaging GC battle that took place behind, as Remco Evenepoel and Enric Mas…
By @EchelonsHub The fifth stage of the Vuelta a Espana saw a tough battle for the stage win, a day for the breakaway where a large group went up the road and had fights for both stage win and GC lead. Marc Soler attacked in the final climb and went solo off the front, to hold…