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Vuelta 2026: Visma Impresses with Perfect Balance
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Vuelta 2026: Visma Impresses with Perfect Balance

Visma repeated the trick in the Vuelta as Matthew Brennan won his second successive stage, adding the 16th stage to earlier victories on stages two, five and 11. The British rider was again guided home by a remarkable lead-out from Wout van Aert in the closing metres to claim his fourth win of this edition

Vuelta 2026: Stage 15 Shortened Due to Extreme Heat
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Vuelta 2026: Stage 15 Shortened Due to Extreme Heat

Stage 15 of the 2026 Vuelta has been shortened because of extreme heat, with race organisers acting to protect riders’ health as temperatures were expected to reach 40C on Sunday. The stage has been reduced from 189.7 kilometres to 110.2km. The fictitious start is now scheduled for 14:50, with the real start at 15:00. The

Vuelta 2026: Van Aert Misses the Breakaway as Buitrago Leads
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Vuelta 2026: Van Aert Misses the Breakaway as Buitrago Leads

Vuelta 2026: Van Aert Misses the Breakaway as Buitrago Leads Wout van Aert, who has been highly aggressive throughout this Vuelta, did not join the battle for the breakaway on stage 14. The Belgian, who won stage 13 on Friday, may already have had Sunday’s and Tuesday’s stages in mind, as they are expected to

World Para Cycling Championships: Ewoud Vromant Wins Bronze in Time Trial
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World Para Cycling Championships: Ewoud Vromant Wins Bronze in Time Trial

Ewoud Vromant claimed bronze in the time trial at the World Para Cycling Championships in Huntsville after finishing the 14.6-kilometre race in 18:22.81.The Belgian was 25 seconds behind France’s Alexandre Léauté, who took the world title in 17:57.12. Arthur Bauchet won silver in 17:59.48.It was the second medal for Paralympic Team Belgium in Huntsville.Vromant will

Vuelta 2026 After Stage 14: Gall New Runner-Up to Mas
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Vuelta 2026 After Stage 14: Gall New Runner-Up to Mas

In the general classification, Felix Gall is the new runner-up to Enric Mas. He moved into second place ahead of Primoz Roglic, who conceded 25 seconds to the Austrian. After being part of the breakaway, Cristian Rodriguez and Clément Berthet gained close to four minutes on their rivals. The Spaniard is now eighth overall, with

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