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No final twist after all for Primož Roglič as GC winner-elect Enric Mas and Movistar thrive among the chaos of an epic, breathless Vuelta a España queen stage – Analysis
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'Maybe it was a bit boring to watch' – Felix Gall refuses to crack despite onslaught of attacks from Richard Carapaz on Vuelta a España queen stage
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Vuelta a España GC standings – Enric Mas all but seals red jersey, carrying race lead into finale
Spanish rider successfully marks attacks on penultimate stage 20
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As it happened: triumphant day for the Spanish on climactic stage 20 of the Vuelta a España
La Calahorra to Collado del Alguacil, 186.8 km -
Vuelta a España: Enric Mas passes arduous final mountain test to keep red as Mikel Landa soars to stage 20 breakaway victory atop Collado del Alguacil
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