Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey 2019 - Start List

Start list

2026 Vuelta a España penalties, fines and yellow cards - A 'sticky bottle' fine for Primož Roglič on stage 15

200CHF fine for the Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe rider and 500CHF for his DS
Vuelta a España 2026 abandons – Alpecin-Premier Tech down to three riders as fatigue and illness reduce numbers in peloton on stage 14

Tracking all the riders who have crashed out or otherwise left this year's Spanish Grand Tour
Gravel Earth: Geerike Schreurs and Mads Würtz Schmidt solo to elite wins at The River and capture series titles

Axelle Dubau-Prévôt part of three-rider sprint to complete podium which snares her second overall in series standings

'I was feeling delirious and hanging onto the car' – Still without a team for 2027 and despite struggles in the heat, Ethan Hayter soldiers on at Vuelta a España

British rider says 'it's the first time I've been in this situation' with a place in next year's peloton potentially depending on stage 18 ITT
'We are reaching the limits of the human body' - João Almeida warns of dangers of racing in Vuelta a España heat

2025 runner-up convinced that Primož Roglič 'can still definitely win the Vuelta'
'I'm not coming back, I can't maintain this statistic' - Wout van Aert clinches second straight Vuelta a España victory in Córdoba

Belgian star also eyes final city-centre stage in Granada but warns the 'climb is more difficult than the Montmartre in the Tour de France'

'First time in my life the DS told us to just do nothing' – How are riders and teams really surviving amid extreme heat at the Vuelta a España?

Insight from several riders on the scorching 40°C+ temperatures, and pushing the peloton towards its melting point
'If the stage had been 80 kilometres longer, I think the same rider would have won' - Vuelta a España leader Enric Mas backs shortening of stage as extreme heat batters race

Spaniard did not form part of CPA meeting with Vuelta organisation despite role as previous rider representative
'It wouldn't surprise me if a few bodies left in an ambulance' – Triple stage winner Matthew Brennan pulls no punches in assessment of sweltering heat at Vuelta a España

'When I was on the climb at the start, it was 44°C. At that point, you start thinking, 'what are we doing?' says British triple stage winner in Cordoba