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Did dehydration play a role in Tadej Pogačar's failed solo move at Vuelta a España? World champion says no but was denied a bottle and has a few fuelling fails to his name
By James Moultrie Published
News Slovenian has come unstuck due to fuelling and hydration in the past, but says this was not the case on stage 6

'Motherhood and elite-level sports are entirely compatible' - Sandra Alonso targets Paris-Roubaix, returning after childbirth and storming the Spanish club scene
By Owen Rogers Published
News The Spanish rider has signed with Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi for 2027

Former British champion Pfeiffer Georgi ends 8-year Picnic-PostNL spell to join UAE Team L'IMAD
By Owen Rogers Published
News 25-year-old to boost UAE's lead-out and Classics departments on a three-year contract

'I was pretty useless' – Oscar Onley 'overcooks' gravel climb at Vuelta a España and pays the price
By Patrick Fletcher Published
News Netcompany-Ineos leader loses valuable time after cramping in the finale of stage 6

'We don't know if he was racing at 100%' – Rival sports director believes Vuelta a España leader Pogačar's failure to finish solo on stage 6 delivers mixed messages
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News 'It's good if we can start to think about a few more things,' says Netcompany Ineos DS Imanol Erviti

'Full focus on World Championships' – Mads Würtz Schmidt chasing a set of rainbow bands to add to The Traka and Unbound titles in 2026
By Simone Giuliani Published
News European championships defence next challenge along the way for the Danish gravel rider who has rarely been off the top step this season

'Hopefully I can get a start to my season' - After injury-plagued season, Jay Vine finds form supporting Tadej Pogačar at Vuelta a España
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News First-ever climbing support role for Australian in a stage race with Pogačar

'We didn't know that Enric was so close' - Inaccurate time gaps explain how Tadej Pogačar was caught during Vuelta a España attack
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News UAE Team Emirates say leader's attack was for safety on tricky descent - 'the fewer riders, the safer'

'I was like - what's going on, is this a spectator?' - Tadej Pogačar surprised by Enric Mas on Vuelta a España gravel climb
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News Slovenian recognises mistakes on ascent of Puerto de El Bartolo

'A good day, but let's not give it too much importance' - Enric Mas remains cautious after matching Tadej Pogačar on Vuelta a España gravel climb
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News Veteran Spaniard moves up to second overall, but remains over three minutes back on Pogačar

Vuelta a España GC standings - Tadej Pogačar gains more time on stage 6
By Kirsten Frattini Last updated
GC Standings Top 10 reshuffle on the mountain stage into Castelló

Vuelta a España 2026 abandons – Tarling and Beloki exit during stage 6
By Kirsten Frattini, Dani Ostanek Last updated
Abandons Tracking all the riders who have crashed out or otherwise left this year's Spanish Grand Tour

How to watch Vuelta a España 2026 – Live streams and official broadcasters — Stage 7
By Dani Ostanek Last updated
How to watch All the ways to stream Vuelta a España 2026 for free from anywhere in the world as Tadej Pogačar aims to complete the Grand Tour set on Spanish soil.

Scare for Tadej Pogačar as he veers off-road following rival's warning to take it easy on Vuelta a España descent – Video
By Patrick Fletcher Published
News World champion makes a rare misjudgment in the finale of stage 6

Shirin van Anrooij makes 'bold switch' to Canyon-SRAM, with transfer to come into force before 2026 is over
By Patrick Fletcher Published
News Multi-talented Dutchwoman to move teams after seven years at Lidl-Trek

Josh Tarling abandons the Vuelta a España during stage 6
By Owen Rogers Last updated
News The British rider started the sixth stage in Alcossebre, but pulled out midway through on Thursday

'Heartbroken' Chad Haga says his career is over after a heavy crash in training
By Patrick Fletcher Published
News US gravel racer had planned to hang up his wheels at the end of 2026 but retirement now comes early and with a string of injuries

Hope for Lapierre as court decision gives French bike manufacturer 'the right and the time to fight'
By Owen Rogers Published
News After its parent company was declared insolvent, Lapierre has begun a six-month period operating under court supervision
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Did dehydration play a role in Tadej Pogačar's failed solo move at Vuelta a España? World champion says no but was denied a bottle and has a few fuelling fails to his name
Slovenian has come unstuck due to fuelling and hydration in the past, but says this was not the case on stage 6 -
'Motherhood and elite-level sports are entirely compatible' - Sandra Alonso targets Paris-Roubaix, returning after childbirth and storming the Spanish club scene
The Spanish rider has signed with Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi for 2027 -
Former British champion Pfeiffer Georgi ends 8-year Picnic-PostNL spell to join UAE Team L'IMAD
25-year-old to boost UAE's lead-out and Classics departments on a three-year contract

