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'When Wout goes, you have to react' - Tadej Pogačar retains Vuelta a España lead after sizzling finale duel with Van Aert
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'I didn't really have much left for such a hard finish' – Ethan Hayter misses out on red jersey again at Vuelta a España despite gutsy breakaway ride in ripped shorts
Brit explains modified kit as he's left disappointed again after briefly taking virtual lead, then missing splits in final -
As it happened: British sensation steals the show in first road stage at La Vuelta a España 2026
The race leaves Monaco and heads to Provence and Manosque with a 214.3 km stage that takes on well over 3000 metres of climbing
